Gibbs adsorption isotherm for using concentration as independent variable is educed and the profound things are explained in a simple way. For the systems of heterogeneous substances with α and two phases as well as plane interface, if β phase is dilute solution and component k is solvent as well as c_k^α<<c_k^β, Gibbs adsorption isotherm of the components i meeting the condition c_i^α<<c_i^β can be showed as (The equation is abbreviated) (the dividing surface is placed where the adsorption of component k is zero). The adsorption of some components on the vapor-liquid interface of dilute solution with moderate or low pressure can meet the application condition of this adsorption isotherm. The adsorption of various components on the solid-liquid and liquid-liquid interface of dilute solution can also meet the application condition of this adsorption isotherm if various components of one phase are virtually insoluble in another phase.