LEE Jihun

Rank	Event	Year	Location	Result
Asian Games
2	Men's Individual	2018	Indonesia	1459
World Championships
1	Men's Team	2019	Budapest, HUN	4309
3	Men's Team	2023	Bath, GBR	4450
3	Men's Relay	2023	Bath, GBR	1462
4	Men's Individual	2019	Budapest, HUN	1439
6	Mixed Relay	2019	Budapest, HUN	1420
15	Men's Individual	2023	Bath, GBR	1460
37	Men's Individual	2022	Alexandria, EGY	1148
48	Men's Individual	2017	Cairo, EGY	1004
71	Men's Individual	2021	Cairo, EGY	997
World Cup Final
2	Mixed Relay	2018	Astana, KAZ	1382
2	Men's Team	2017	Druskininkai, LTU	4307
15	Men's Individual	2017	Druskininkai, LTU	1409
17	Men's Individual	2018	Astana, KAZ	1372
World Cup
1	Men's Individual	2018	Los Angeles, CA, USA	1468
2	Men's Individual	2017	Drzonkow, POL	1453
6	Men's Individual	2018	Kecskemet, HUN	1411
10	Men's Individual	2023	Sofia, BUL	1454
18	Men's Individual	2018	Sofia, BUL	1407
30	Men's Individual	2021	Sofia, BUL	1366
31	Men's Individual	2020	Cairo, EGY	1294
37	Men's Individual	2021	Budapest, HUN	1145
41	Men's Individual	2016	Kecskemet, HUN	1138
43	Men's Individual	2021	Sofia, BUL	1108
44	Men's Individual	2022	Ankara, TUR	1127
Asian Championships
1	Men's Team	2016	Cholpon-Ata, KGZ	4049
1	Men's Relay	2016	Cholpon-Ata, KGZ	1447
2	Men's Individual	2022	Almaty, KAZ	1506
2	Men's Team	2022	Almaty, KAZ	4454
4	Men's Individual	2016	Cholpon-Ata, KGZ	1365

Liji (chosun, 06 Sep 2018)

Looking after his pet lizard, computer games. (chosun, 06 Sep 2018)

Athlete

Korea National Sport University, Seoul, KOR

Korean

Korea Land and Housing Corporation [Republic of Korea]

Choi Eun-Jong [national], KOR

He was troubled by Achilles tendinitis in 2019. He recovered from the injury one month before the 2019 World Championships in Budapest, Hungary, where he went on to claim gold in the men's team event. (asiatoday, 04 Nov 2019; bosa, 25 Jan 2022)

He won a silver medal at the 2017 World Cup in Drzonkow, Poland, despite damaging his left Achilles tendon while competing in the combined running and shooting event. (jemin, 29 May 2017)

He took up the sport at age 14 in Jeju Island, Republic of Korea. (jejuilbo, 19 Mar 2018)

He initially competed in swimming. He switched to modern pentathlon because he was tired of focusing on one sport, and wanted to try different events. (chosun, 06 Sep 2018)

"Never let your memories be greater than your dreams." (Instagram profile, 01 Dec 2019)

In 2016 he was given a Prize for Encouragement by the Jeju Special Self-Governing Provincial Sports Council. (jejusori, 23 Dec 2016)

In 2012 he was given an Excellence Award by the Jeju Special Self-Governing Provincial Sports Council. (jejusori, 23 Dec 2016)