On this day, 33 years ago, on September 27, 1992 (September 2, 1992, the Paris-Beijing Auto Cross Race ended. On September 27, 1992, a torrent of steel surged into Beijing, crossed Chang 'an Street, and reached the China World Hotel Plaza-the end of the Moscow-Beijing Auto Cross Race. The first to pass through the finish line of the Arc de Triomphe were seven motorcycles. After a arduous journey of 16000 kilometers, only the "Seven Heroes of the Bamboo Forest" were left of the dozens of motorcycles at the time of departure. The top three players who won the world's longest distance cross-country race are all French and ride Yamaha. The first place is Pete Hansel, the second place is Maniardi, and the third place is Belmides. When Camel Citroen, the overall champion of this time, drove onto the high platform behind the Arc de Triomphe, the enthusiastic atmosphere in the audience rose to its highest point. Driver Latigue and navigator Palin climbed onto the roof and sprayed champagne.