During the Libya War，the International Criminal Court exercised jurisdiction in non-parties in accordance with the UN Security Council，which raised questions about the relationship between ICC and the domestic courts on the jurisdiction. By analyzing the activities of the ICC during the Libya War，this paper studies the cooperation，complementary and conflicting relationships between ICC and the domestic judiciary. And the paper recommends that the Chinese government should promote the cooperation with ICC，and expand its influence on the ICC through the United Nations Security Council. It is also suggested that Chinese government could consider the possibility of ratifying the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court，in order to protect the interests of the country and promote peace and stability of the world.