The survival period of liver cancer patients cannot be generalized, and it is closely related to the size, malignancy and whether the tumor is metastatic or not. If liver cancer patients can be detected early and hospitalized in time to receive standardized treatment, through comprehensive treatment such as surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and local radiofrequency ablation, some patients can survive for 3-4 years with good results, and some of them can even survive for a long time. In addition, the pathological types of cancer cells are different, and their malignant degree is also different, and the results after treatment are also different. If the cancer cells can be detected in time and their malignant degree is lower, liver cancer patients will have longer survival time after early treatment. Therefore, patients with liver cancer are recommended to actively carry out standardized treatment, regular checkups, maintain a good state of mind, exercise properly, eat a light diet with less sugar and salt, quit smoking and alcohol, and control the underlying disease, which can extend the survival period and improve the prognosis to a certain extent through the above methods.