Abstract
This paper starts from the foundation basis, critical discourse analysis. From the perspective of critical discourse analysis, this paper hopes to analyze the corpus of business English negotiations to explore the relationship between implicit power and ideology, to find the status and dominant relationship of both parties in business negotiations. In addition, it aims to figure out how power and ideology affect the use of language, how language is used to reinforce these, and finally reveal the language characteristics of business English negotiations.
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