The South Korean men's curling team won the silver medal at the 2025 Harbin Asian Winter Games. The South Korean men's curling team composed of Lee Jae-beom, Kim Hyo-jun, Kim Eun-bin, Jung Jung-min, Kim Jin-hoon and others lost 3-5 to the Philippine team in the final of the 2025 Harbin Asian Winter Games held at the Curling Arena in Pingfang District, Harbin on the 14th.

On the 14th, in the men's curling final of the Asian Winter Games, the South Korean players punched each other and encouraged each other

The Korean men's curling team challenged for gold for the first time in 18 years since the 2007 Asian Winter Games in Changchun, but failed to overcome the Philippine wall, which is considered the "favorite to win the championship", and finally ended up with a silver medal. The Philippine team, which is made up of naturalized players from the Swiss national team, has a strong fighting power. South Korea's men's curling team defeated the Philippines 6-1 in the opening match of Group A of the qualifying group stage, but this time the two teams met again in the final, and the game was difficult to play easily.

In the men's curling final of the Asian Winter Games between South Korea and the Philippines, Lee Jae-beom is pitching

South Korea chose to end 0:0 in the first game, so that they also had the advantage of the back hand in the next game and tried to score more points. In the second game, the Korean team had a situation of scoring big points, but Lee Jae-beom's last shot was very thin, and the opponent stole 1 point instead. In the third game, the Korean team, which also started from the back, pulled back one point. In the fourth game, the Korean team made several hitting errors and lost 2 points, ending the first half with 1-3 down.

In the fifth inning, the Philippines hit accurate shots one after another, while South Korea, which needed to score more points, responded with risky shots, but only managed to get one point back. The Korean team, which was in a bitter battle due to a small hitting error, snatched one point in the back hand of the opponent in the sixth game and balanced 3-3 and turned the atmosphere around.

On the 14th, in the men's curling final of the Asian Winter Games between the South Korean team and the Philippine team, South Korean head coach Lee Dong-kyun was giving instructions to the players.

South Korea conceded only one point in the seventh game and tried to win the game after the last eight games, but in the end they were stolen by one point and had to finish as runners-up. The winning Philippine men's curling team reached the top podium at the Asian Winter Games, the first time in the history of any winter sport in the Philippines. The Philippine curling team adorned their country's historic first Asian Winter Games medal in gold.