Whether to answer the questions of why and how "the only durable kingdom in the world" highlighted by Hegel (1823) or to explore the background of the rise of ancient Chinese myths, we must look at China's prehistory, for it was in that time the durable feather of Chinese culture arose, and the roots of Chinese arithmetic, calendar, pottery, agriculture, jade, hieroglyphics, and so on grew. To trace back to the oldest roots of Chinese culture, the research on Human-Artifact Coevolution was conducted by integrating the archaeological data from 430 pre-Qin sites and abroad sites at the same...