The aftermath of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics showcases how the fusion of sports cultures in Beijing and Zhangjiakou has left a lasting impact on the regions. The venues, including the iconic National Stadium, National Aquatics Center, and National Speed Skating Oval, have transitioned into more than just sports facilities, now serving as cultural hubs for the public to enjoy.

The transformation of the National Aquatics Center from the Water Cube to the Ice Cube has not only preserved the historic moments of swimming excellence but also highlighted China's innovative prowess during the Winter Olympics. This evolution of venues aims to continue bringing value to the public by providing spaces for sports enthusiasts, travelers, and students to engage in various activities.

In Zhangjiakou, venues like Fulong Snow Park and Genting Snow Park have undergone significant upgrades to cater to the growing interest in winter sports. Fulong Four Seasons Resort, developed from Fulong Snow Park, stands as an example of sustainable urban planning, offering eco-friendly housing and fostering a sense of community among skiing enthusiasts. The Chongli district in Zhangjiakou, known for its high-end ski resorts, has become a popular destination for skiers, contributing significantly to the local economy during the snow season. The investments made in these venues not only enhance the overall experience for visitors but also attract tourists and generate revenue for the region.