Considering the impact of life-cycle attributes of firms, this paper investigates the relationship between the value of firms and the value relevance of cash flows and accruals from the perspective of the users of financial statements measured by individual firm and year. To avoid the dispute of classification in life-cycle studies, we take advantage of cash flows to classify the stages of corporate life cycle. The empirical findings show that the effects of value relevances of operating cash flows and accruals on the firm value are influenced by different corporate life cycle.