In the previous chapters of this book, the foundational principles and distinctive characteristics of Australian contract law and Chinese contract law have been explored, encompassing their formation, interpretation, and various other aspects. This chapter is the concluding chapter. The analytical focus will shift to one of the most critical aspects of contract law. This chapter will concentrate on the array of remedies available upon breach of contract. The enforceability of contractual promises provides essential assurance and recourse for commercial and private interactions. Although both Australian contract law and Chinese contract law recognise the needs for effective remedies for breach of contract, the specific mechanisms and judicial approaches differ significantly between these two jurisdictions.