For men's volleyball competition, jump serve is the leading trend of the modern volleyball development. By using high-speed cameras and Kinematic analyses, we anticipate offering advice for volleyball players and helping them improve clinical behavior. Shooting with JVC-9800 high-speed cameras, 120Hz per second, we used one match between Venezuela and Chinese team in "International men's & women's volleyball tournament 2002" to collect results for the whole study. By using athletic biomechanical methods, we analyzed the movement of jumping serve of the Chinese player, Chih-Min Wu. Our results showed that all the analyzed factors from player Wu are similar to other studies in front-row spiking, back-row spiking or jump serve. The only difference from our finding was the distance between the takeoff point and the end line. The average distance for player Wu was 135.9cm much longer than those of other studies. From our study, we suggest that player Wu shorten the distance between the takeoff point and the end line. This will help players decrease the time of ball flying and enhance the advantage of the high hitting point. We also recommend that players practice different serving targets, especially the area near the side line, to increase the destructiveness of jump serve.