The incidence rate of primary liver cancer continues to increase around the world, with a younger age of onset and poorer prognosis. As the most classic regulator of cell polarity and density, mechanical signal transduction, cell proliferation, and organ development, the Hippo pathway can promote the development and progression of various cancers including primary liver cancer. YAP, a classic nuclear effector of the Hippo pathway, is significantly upregulated in primary liver cancer and promotes the development of drug resistance. This article aims to investigate the association of the dysregulation of the Hippo signaling pathway with the development and progression of primary liver cancer and analyzes the mechanism of action of the Hippo signaling pathway in the drug resistance of primary liver cancer as an early event of the development of primary liver cancer, which is of great significance for exploring new treatment strategies for primary liver cancer.
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