The 2022 Winter Olympic Games were held in Beijing, China, from Feb 4-20, 2022. Beijing became the first city will have hosted both the Summer and Winter Olympic Games.
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- Sports: in 2022 there were seven events added to the program compared to the last Winter Olympics: women's monobob, mens and women's big air, and mixed team events in aerials skiing, ski jumping, short track speedskating and snowboardcross.
- Countries: Haiti and Saudi Arabia made their Winter Olympics debut in 2022.
- Venues: list of all the venues.
- Medals: the top countries according to medals won.
- Trivia: even more information about the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics
- Food: about the food service at the Olympic Village.
- Motto: "A pure passion for ice and snow"
- Mascot: the mascot was a panda named Bing Dwen Dwen, which had a "suit of ice, a heart of gold and a love of all things winter sports". For the Paralympic Games, the mascot was a Chinese lantern child named Shuey Rhon Rhon.
A Boycott
Human rights groups protested China's hosting of the Games because of claims of human rights abuses, particularly the country's treatment of Uyghurs, Tibetans, and residents of Hong Kong. A diplomatic boycott was announced, led by the US, and joined by UK, Australia and Canada. These countries did not send government representatives to the Games because of concerns over China's human rights record. India also joined the boycott in response to the Olympic Torch Relay including a soldier involved in a border skirmish with the Indian Army June 2020.
Related Pages
- Other Host Cities
- China at the Winter Olympics
- 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics
- 2022 Winter Paralympics
- Previous Games: Pyeongchang 2018
- Following Games: Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo 2026
- Winter Olympics Ticketing Information.
- Sport in China