See Every Picture From the 2022 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony

The 2022 Winter Olympics are finally here! From the lighting of the torch to show-stopping performances, scroll on to see all the highlights from the opening ceremony at the Beijing Games.

By Gabrielle Chung Feb 04, 2022 11:49 AMTags

Game on!

The 2022 Winter Olympics officially kick off Feb. 4 with a show-stopping Opening Ceremony at National Stadium—aka "The Bird's Nest"—in Beijing, China. Once again, the 80,000-seat arena, which previously hosted the Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the 2008 Summer Olympics, will see athletes from across the globe gather to march in the Parade of Nations.

Delegates from over 90 countries and territories are set to part in the procession this year. In keeping with tradition, Greece will be the first to enter the stadium in honor of the Olympics' heritage, while flag bearers from China round off the parade to represent the host country.

So, what can fans expect at the Beijing Games? Although this year's Olympics will be similar to the 2020 Tokyo Games, in that in-person crowds will be scaled down due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there will be a total of 109 medal events—including seven new competitions such as women's monobob, men's and women's big-air in freestyle skiing and mixed team short track relay in speedskating. 

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Scroll on to see all the unforgettable highlights from the 2022 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony:

The Bird's Nest
Team USA
Team USA
Team USA
Team USA
Team Greece
Team Great Britain
Team Samoa
Team Jamaica
Team People's Republic of China
Team Czech Republic
Team Argentina
Team Italy
Team South Korea
Team Poland
Team Albania
Team Chile
Team Bulgaria
Team Kosovo
Team Timor-Leste
Team Nigeria
Team Netherlands
Team Puerto Rico
Team Andorra
Team Philippines
Team Norway
Team Monaco
Team India
Team Armenia
Team Slovakia
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