Winter Olympics: February 6 to February 20, 2022, Beijing and Zhangjiakou, China.

1. Project Arrangement

Beijing-Ice Project

Zhangjiakou-Snow Project

Yanqing-Assist Zhangjiakou in organizing snow projects

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One *** has 7 major items, 15 sub-items, and several minor items. Compared with the previous Winter Olympics, this Winter Olympics added 7 new events and produced a total of 109 gold medals.

2. Emblem

"Winter Dream" is inspired by the Chinese character "winter" and is artistically transformed to show the heroic spirit of athletes.

"Leap" is the emblem of the Winter Paralympics. The main body is the Chinese character "fly" transformed into an athlete, showing the athletes' fighting spirit of constantly surpassing themselves.

3. Mascot

Bing Dundun, the main image comes from the national treasure panda, combined with the outer ice crystal shell, reflecting the integration of ice, snow and technology. It is the mascot of the Winter Olympics.

The image of Xuerongrong is derived from traditional craft lanterns, symbolizing the festive atmosphere, and integrated into Chinese paper-cutting, with outstanding characteristics. It is the mascot of the Winter Paralympics.

2022 Winter Olympics Competition Venue:

1. Beijing Division

National Aquatics Center

Events/Competitions: Curling/Wheelchair Curling (Winter Paralympics)

The National Aquatics Center is another iconic venue from the 2008 Beijing Olympics and will be reused in 2022. The venue hosted swimming, diving and synchronized swimming competitions in 2008. Its square design earned it the nickname "Water Cube". In order to host the Winter Olympics, the Water Cube was transformed into the Ice Cube, which will host curling competitions. After the 2022 Winter Olympics, the multi-purpose venue will continue to serve winter and summer sports, switching between the two depending on the season.

2. Yanqing Competition Area

National Bobsleigh and Sled Center

Host activities/events: bobsleigh, sled and steel frame bobsleigh

The Yanqing National Snowmobile and Sled Center has the first sliding sports track in China and the third track in Asia. The center can accommodate 2,000 seated seats and 8,000 standing seats.

3. Zhangjiakou Competition Area

National Biathlon Center

Events/competitions: biathlon/disabled biathlon and disabled cross-country skiing (winter Paralympic Games)

The National Biathlon Center in Zhangjiakou City, Hebei Province, northern China, will host 11 biathlon events for the 2022 Winter Olympics. After the Winter Olympics, in addition to being used for the training of the Chinese national team, the center will also become a tourist attraction.

The above data comes from the Weather Network.