本世纪七十年代,法国国立图书馆在整理所藏古代中国地图时,发现一幅绘制于十六世纪末的《中国全图》,它是用毛笔画在带网眼的生丝薄纱上的,大小为180×190厘米,色彩鲜艳,标位精确,反映了中国当时较高的制图术,图上署名:“甲午(1594年)仲夏山阴王泮识,”原图有几处撕裂,边缘也略有破损,现已被修复,并列为该馆所藏地图中的第一号珍品,此图一直未被编入该馆的古代地图目录,亦未能为外界所知。 In the seventies of this century, when the French National Library sorted out the ancient Chinese maps of Tibet, it found a “full picture of China” drawn at the end of the 16th century. It was painted on a meshed raw silk gauze with a brush, 180 × 190 cm, colorful, precise location, reflecting China’s then high mapping surgery, the map signed: “Jia Wu (1594) Shanshan Wang Pan Panxia summer knowledge,” the original figure has several tears, the edge Also slightly damaged, has now been repaired and tied for the museum’s first collection of treasures, this map has not been incorporated into the museum’s ancient map directory, nor for the outside world to know.