The Chinese National Women's Volleyball Team has won its first victory post coach changes in the Asian Games, according to a statement from the Chinese Volleyball Association (CVA).

On September 28, China defeated South Korea 3-1 at the women's volleyball tournament held in the Philippines. The team had been playing without a coach since July 24, when the team lost the quarterfinals of the Asian Games.

The team was coached by Wang Yuxin, who had previously worked with the team for more than two years. However, after the team experienced some difficulties during their training and practice sessions, Wang decided to leave the team and start his own coaching business.

After leaving the team, Wang was appointed as the new coach of the Chinese National Women's Volleyball Team. He brought with him a lot of experience from his previous work as a coach and player, which he used to help the team achieve its goals.

The team performed well in the match against South Korea, winning the game 3-1. The victory marks the first time that the team has achieved success under a different coach, and it is also a testament to the team's determination and hard work.

This victory comes just three days after the team won its first victory over South Korea in the 2019 Asian Games. The team's success in this competition showed that even in the face of adversity, the Chinese National Women's Volleyball Team can still achieve great things.

Overall, the Chinese National Women's Volleyball Team's success in the Asian Games shows that even in the toughest of times, the team remains committed to achieving its goals. The team's victory is a reminder that no matter what challenges come our way, the Chinese National Women's Volleyball Team will always be there to support them.