The article discusses how carrier delivery rules in China's Maritime Law impact international cargo transportation. It points out issues like unfairness between carriers and consignees, difficulties in identifying carriers, and inconsistencies in their responsibilities. By looking at global conventions, the study suggests ways to improve China's Maritime Law. Recommendations include clarifying carrier definitions, aligning liability periods for different cargo types, and enforcing carrier obligations better. These changes aim to make China's maritime industry more efficient and reliable, in line with international standards. Ongoing legal reforms are crucial for China to stay competitive in global maritime trade.