How many competition areas are there in the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics?

Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics has three competition areas, as follows:

1, Beijing branch

Beijing Division: 6 competition venues and 3 non-competition venues.

Competition venues: National Gymnasium (Men's Ice Hockey), National Aquatics Center (Water Cube) (Curling), Capital Gymnasium (Short Track Speed Skating and Figure Skating), Wukesong Gymnasium (Women's Ice Hockey), National Speed Skating Gymnasium (Speed Skating) and Shougang Ski Platform (Freestyle Skiing and Snowboarding). * * * produced 37 gold medals.

Non-competition venues: National Stadium (Bird's Nest) (the opening and closing ceremonies of the Winter Olympics), Beijing Winter (Paralympic Village) and Beijing Prize Plaza.

2. Yanqing Division

Yanqing Division: 2 competition venues and 2 non-competition venues.

Venue: National Alpine Ski Center (including alpine skiing speed venue and alpine skiing technical venue) (alpine skiing), National Snowmobile Sled Center (snowmobile, steel frame snowmobile, sleigh). * * * produced 2 1 gold medals.

Non-competition venues: Yanqing Winter (Disabled) Village and Yanqing Award Plaza.

3. Zhangjiakou Division

Zhangjiakou Division: 4 competition venues and 2 non-competition venues.

Competition venues: National Platform Skiing Center (Platform Skiing, nordic combined), National Cross-country Skiing Center (Cross-country Skiing, nordic combined), National Biathlon Center (Biathlon), Genting Ski Park (including parallel giant slalom and obstacle course, U-shaped venue and slope obstacle course, aerial skills and snow skills venues) (freestyle skiing, snowboarding). * * * produced 5 1 gold medals.

Start time of 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics

Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics is scheduled to open on Friday, February 4th and close on Sunday, February 20th.

The Beijing 2022 Paralympic Winter Games is scheduled to open on Friday, March 4th and close on Sunday, March 3rd. The above-mentioned optimal date was worked out after full argumentation for the following reasons: In the past 10 years, the average daytime temperatures in Beijing, Zhangjiakou and Yanqing met the temperature requirements for hosting the Winter Olympics on ice and snow, and the wind speed was moderate. This weather condition is conducive to athletes' excellent performance.