In the history of business, founders are often synonymous with high stress and burnout, but this ranking defies that stereotype. Topping the list, Mr. Shen Binglin lived to an age that spans a century, proving a strong correlation between 'stable management' and 'longevity genes.' While the average life expectancy of a typical startup founder hovers between 70 and 75, the individuals in this Top 12 exceed that by nearly two decades. Notably, these long-lived founders often share traits of 'slow thinking, low debt, and a focus on legacy,' standing in stark contrast to the 'blitzscaling' culture of modern startups. Their secret to longevity likely lies not in supplements, but in integrating business operations into a broader philosophy of life.