Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org> writes:

>> Is there a method to solve this problem? How to know the filename coding? And how to let Emacs auto
>> decide which coding for filename?
>
> I think utf-8 is the right encoding of the file names, but the unzip
> program and/or its interaction with Emacs doesn't work well.  Does
> your unzip program support UTF-8 encoded file names?  What happens if
> you extract the files from the archive using that unzip program?

I Google searched "macos "unzip" does not support utf-8 encoding". This link
https://itips.krsw.biz/en/mac-error22-invalid-parameter/ has a solution suggestion to use
decomposing software like "The Unarchiver" etc. I tested by decompress archive file, then compress
the extracted directory again. Then the problem is gone. But it's not a prefect solution.

I'm trying to setting the option `archive-zip-extract' to use "7-zip" program.

Thanks very much for helping. 😄

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