On this day 39 years ago, on October 5, 1986 (September 2, 1986 lunar calendar), the flame of the 10th Asian Games was extinguished. The Chinese cycling team won the gold medal in the men's 100-kilometer team time trial and set a new Asian Games record for this competition. At 8:00 pm on October 5, 1986, the flame of the 10th Asian Games was extinguished today. As our country's athletes won two key gold medals in the track and field, our country once again won the first place in the total number of gold medals in the Asian Games. So far, the 270 gold medals of this Asian Games have each winner, China won 94, ranking first; South Korea won 93, ranking second; Japan won 58; ranking third. The previous day, after the total number of gold medals between China and South Korea was tied, people's attention was focused on the final match in the track and field on this day. The women's 4x100-meter gold medal hung on the chest of Pan Weixin, Shao Liwei, Luo Xin and Tian Yumei of the Chinese team this afternoon. They broke the Asian record of 45 seconds and 7 seconds with a time of 44 seconds and 78 seconds. Then came the exciting men's 4x100-meter final. Four young men from China, Cai Jianming, Li Feng, Yu Zhuanghui and Zheng Chen, won the championship in 39.17 seconds and broke the Asian record of 39.34 seconds. They won the 94th gold medal for China and announced that South Korea's hope of winning the gold medal total from China was dashed. India's Usha won the championship for the Indian team in the women's 4x400-meter relay competition on this day. In the football final, the South Korean team won the championship with a 2-0 victory over Saudi Arabia. The Japanese team won the marathon. The closing ceremony began at 7 pm. In the brightly lit main stadium, 100,000 spectators gathered. As the bells rang three times and the palace music played, 800 girls in colorful national costumes danced, and representatives and athletes from 27 countries and regions entered the stadium with rhythmic drums led by the flag team. Then, the traditional flag-raising ceremony began. When the flag of the next host country, China, was raised, the majestic "March of the Volunteers" was played on the venue. Images of Chinese athletes such as Zhu Jianhua lit up on the giant scoreboard. In the middle, dancing scenes continued. The chairman of the organizing committee of the Asian Games delivered a closing speech. Sabah declared the Asian Games closed. Finally, the words "Goodbye in Beijing 1990" appeared on the giant scoreboard. The Asian Games ended with a long farewell. India's Usha won the championship for India in the women's 4x400m relay