Abstract: This paper aims to analyze the syntactic derivations of resultative constructions with two arguments in Chinese such as "ZHANG San choubaile toufa (meaning ZHANG San has been worried and his hair turned gray)". This type of sentences is very different from the Transitive Resultative-constructions with external arguments, but it is in line of the Unaccusative Resultative-constructions with only one internal argument such as "ZHANG San de toufa choubaile (meaning ZHANG San's hair turned gray because of his worries)". Possessive meaning of "Possessor-body part" must be kept between the arguments of the V1 and V2 in resultative constructions, which is named as "Reflexive Resultative-Construction". Reflexive Resultative-Constructions with two arguments or one internal argument have the same unaccusative structure, and the unaccusative resultative-constructions with two arguments are derived by possessor raising. This analysis is supported by strong evidence from the Binding Principle and the syntactic derivations of Unaccusative Transitives in Chinese and Japanese.