Beijing Winter Olympics and Paralympics have venues in Beijing, Yanqing and Zhangjiakou, including the competition venue 12 and the opening and closing ceremonies venue 1. Among them, there are 7 venues in Beijing Division, namely National Stadium, National Swimming Center, Capital Gymnasium, National Speed Skating Hall, National Gymnasium, Wukesong Sports Center and Shougang Ski Center.

There are two venues in Yanqing Division, namely the National Alpine Ski Center and the National Sled and Snowcar Center. There are four venues in Zhangjiakou, namely Genting Ski Park, National Biathlon Center, National Platform Ski Center and National Cross-country Ski Center.

Some venues of the Beijing Winter Olympics were opened to the public after the games.

More importantly, the post-game utilization of the venues of Beijing Winter Olympics is to provide services for mass sports, leisure and fitness. At the beginning of planning and design, all new venues have fully considered how to open to the public after the games.

Liu Xinghua said: "At the beginning of the design of the National Alpine Ski Center, we considered opening the relatively gentle 3 km ski trail to the public after the competition, and also considered lowering the starting point of alpine skiing after the competition and opening it to skiers." "The National Snowmobile Sled Center is a niche project site. At the time of design, we reserved a public departure area on a relatively buffered track to provide the public with a snowmobile sled project experience. "