2023 Winter Olympics opening ceremony time and place

The opening ceremony of the 2023 Beijing Winter Olympics will be on February 4, and the opening ceremony will be held at the National Stadium (Bird's Nest).

A snowflake flies through two winters. On the evening of February 4, 2023, the launching ceremony of the "Series of Activities to Commemorate the First Anniversary of the Successful Hosting of the Beijing Winter Olympics" was held in Beijing Shougang Park. When the theme song "Snowflake" is sung again, and when the heavy snowflakes appear again at the opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics, it evokes people's beautiful memories of the opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics.

At the opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics last year, International Olympic Committee President Bach praised "China's extraordinary achievements in winter sports, opening a new era of global winter sports." On a cold winter day, snowflakes are in full bloom. Different snowflakes gather in Beijing to form a big human snowflake, which perfectly interprets the true meaning of "faster, higher, stronger and more united".

Related Developments

Over the past year, from the widespread participation of the people in ice and snow sports to breakthroughs in ice and snow competitive events, from the economy surrounding ice and snow sports to the dissemination and promotion of ice and snow culture, the story of this snowflake has continued. . In the post-Winter Olympics era, the passion and romance of ice and snow sports have been further ignited. In Anhui, the reception volume of some ski resorts has tripled since the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. From the end of 2022 to the beginning of 2023, the reception volume during the snow season has exceeded 40,000 people. "Enthusiasts" who bring their own ski equipment and organized groups The number of ski club members increased significantly.

In Shanghai, more than 20 winter sports events were launched around the Spring Festival in the Year of the Rabbit. In addition to more than ten fixed ice rinks, 15 new seasonal mobile ice rinks were added to meet the needs of citizens to experience ice and snow sports. need. Yang Yang, a former Chinese short track speed skater and vice chairman of the World Anti-Doping Agency, once lamented that thanks to the "expansion effect" of the Beijing Winter Olympics, ice and snow sports in the south have developed rapidly from the number of participants to the level of competition.