China Dominates Asian Winter Games as Philippines Secures Historic Curling Gold

China sets a new medal record with 32 golds, while the Philippines celebrates its first-ever Asian Winter Games medal in Harbin.

China topped the medal table at the Asian Winter Games with 32 golds, doubling South Korea's tally and setting a new record for the event.
The Philippines achieved a historic milestone, winning its first medal in the Games' 39-year history with a gold in men's curling against South Korea.
China's snow sports athletes outperformed their ice sports counterparts for the first time, reflecting the country's growing investment in winter sports development.
Controversy arose in ice hockey as four Turkmenistan players were suspended after a violent altercation with Hong Kong players during a match.
The Games featured notable firsts, including medals for Taiwan, Thailand, and the Philippines, as well as the debut of ski mountaineering, where China won all nine medals.