Gareth Bale scored a hat-trick as Wales secured a 6-0 victory over China in Ryan Giggs' first game in charge.
Bale's third meant that he moved onto 29 goals for his country, surpassing Ian Rush's 28 to become Wales' all-time top goalscorer.
It was a comfortable afternoon for the Dragons, with the opposition posing little threat throughout the 90 minutes.
Real Madrid star Bale opened the scoring with just two minutes played when he scored from close range after driving into the box.
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He would strike again with 20 minutes on the clock after linking up with Sam Vokes.
Vokes got himself onto the scoresheet 15 minutes later when his shot rollled past Junling Yan in the China goal.
Harry Wilson's effort just before the break put Giggs' men in firm control at half-time.
The goal-scoring would continue on the hour mark when Vokes netted again before Bale scored his hat-trick, and record-breaking goal, just moments later.
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China's biggest chance came with just under 15 minutes remaining. Hanchao Yu's curling effort from the edge of the area was tipped onto the post by Wayne Hennessey at full-stretch.
Wales will be back in action on Monday when they face either Uruguay or Czech Republic in the China Cup final.