On this day, 40 years ago, on November 20, 1985 (October 9, 1985, the lunar calendar), China women's volleyball team won the World Cup championship. On November 20, 1985, China women's volleyball team captain Lang Ping took over the World Cup Champions League that had just been returned to him 12 days earlier from FIVB President Acosta. China women's volleyball team became the first women's team in the history of world volleyball to win four consecutive World Series championships. China women's volleyball team has gone through another test. Faced with the shouts of more than 10,000 spectators in Yoyogi Stadium cheering for the host and the tenacious fighting of the Japanese team, the China team calmly and performed normally. It defeated the last opponent in straight sets and won the world championship again with a total victory in seven games. The China-Japan women's volleyball match is the last match of this World Cup. After the war broke out, the Japanese team performed well with the support of the audience and withstood the heavy dunk of the China team to lead 5:3. China strengthened blocking and used offensive serve to destroy the opponent's pass. Captain Lang Ping has been feeling a little unwell in the past two days. She insists on fighting on the court, giving her teammates great encouragement. Everyone worked together and quickly turned the situation around and won the first game with 15:8. In the second and third games, the morale of the China team became stronger and stronger. The Internet occupied a clear advantage and won two consecutive games at 15:5 and 15:6 to end the battle. In the 1985 Women's Volleyball World Cup, Cuba finished runner-up, the Soviet Union finished third, and the Japanese team finished fourth. The fifth to eighth places are: Peru, Brazil, South Korea and Tunisia.