Bowel cancer still has the possibility of long-term survival in case of liver metastasis. Bowel cancer, which is a malignant tumor disease of digestive tract, can be divided into two different types, colon cancer and rectal cancer, according to the different locations of primary lesions. For bowel cancer patients, without effective control of their condition, the malignant tumor cells in the body will metastasize, and liver metastasis is more common. However, for bowel cancer patients with liver metastasis, if it is only a single metastatic lesion, or the lesion is confined to a certain area of the liver, then the primary lesion and metastatic lesion can be surgically removed through radical surgery, and there is a chance of long term survival, and even a possible cure. However, if the liver metastasis is extensive, or if the liver metastasis occurs at the same time as other tissues and organs in the body of the bowel cancer patient, then it is difficult for the patient to survive for a long time. All in all, whether bowel cancer patients can have long-term survival after liver metastasis mainly depends on their conditions. However, no matter what the condition is, receiving scientific and standardized treatment can improve the prognosis and prolong the survival period to a certain extent. Regular medical checkups are recommended for early identification and treatment of bowel cancer to avoid widespread metastasis of cancer cells.