The longest is a liver patient at the Pittsburgh Liver Transplant Center in the United States, who has been there for over forty years. The first domestic liver transplant started in the nineties, and the longest few liver friends are now more than ten years old (quality of life is still good, so of course we can look forward to the next ten or twenty years ……). Liver patients, of which there are already a dozen who have survived healthily for more than a decade. Generally speaking, the long-term survival rate after liver transplantation for benign liver disease is about 85%, and the long-term survival rate after liver transplantation for liver cancer meeting the “Hangzhou criteria” is about 78%.