Abstract:One of the ultimate pursuits of human beings is to explore the ideal space, which, from a psychological point of view, originated from the potential unconsciousness of human beings. In other words, this desire to pursue the ideal space is the result of human perceptual life and its condensation into rational form, which is also a rich representation derived from archetypal symbols. Hence, relying on the primitive cosmology, this research explored thearchetype of mythical space and clarified the most core symbolic image in the archetype - the cosmic mountain Kunlun(宇宙山昆仑). At the same time,based on the image archetypes of myth and nature, this research guided early humans in exploring the ideal political and geographical space. Ultimately,through the analysis of its spatial structure, this research clarified the significance of the archetypal inheritance centered on Songshan Mountain, and explored the connection between the ideal spatial centers of “Kunlun-Songshan-Kunlun”(昆仑—嵩山—昆仑) through the geographical division of the large and small Jiuzhou model( 大小九州模式 ), rather than the profound meaning behind the transformation.