The gesture used in business negotiation is to stress a certain viewpoint or strengthen one’s tone of language. Appropriate use of gesture will attract counterpart’s attention, at the same time, help a good negotiator to express his own anger and displeasure. Similarly, potential meanings contained by gestures in different culture are also different. In business negotiation, successfully distinguish the gesture language as well as the internal meaning within them is an art. As for Sino-U.S. negotiation, Chinese dislike the following gesture: “Extend the hand to the called person with the palm of the hand upward, makes a fist swings with the index finger around.” which the Americans usually express to call somebody come. It is also impolite in China when a businessperson from U.S. wants to emphasize a point in a discussion, he may pound his fist on the table and underline his statements with staccato drumming on the table. Another example is when use their fingers in counting 5, Americans, start with the index finger, go on to the little finger, and count the thumb last, that is different from Chinese habits.