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The 13 pages that link to 2022 Winter Olympics, each with the reason it gives.

• 2014 Winter OlympicsCompared with: Beijing’s later Winter Games show how Olympic hosting continued in places without established winter-sport traditions.

• 2018 Winter OlympicsCompared with: Beijing followed PyeongChang as the next Winter Games host.

• Thomas BachBroader topic: The event tested the IOC’s handling of human-rights criticism and political pressure during Bach’s presidency.

• Beijing National StadiumRelated: The stadium returned as a ceremony venue, becoming the first stadium to host Olympic opening ceremonies in both summer and winter editions.

• Claudia PechsteinRelated: At age 49, she became the oldest woman to compete in Olympic speed skating.

• Ireen WüstBroader topic: She won the 1,500 metres for a third time, closing her Olympic career with a sixth gold.

• Marie-Philip PoulinBroader topic: Poulin captained Canada and scored twice in the gold-medal game.

• Nathan ChenBroader topic: Chen won men’s singles gold at these Games after rebounding from a short-program mistake in 2018.

• Eileen GuNarrower topic: Gu won three medals representing China at these Games.

• Johannes Høsflot KlæboRelated: Klæbo added two gold medals and a silver, including victory in the individual sprint.

• ZhangjiakouRelated: Zhangjiakou hosted snow-sport events at the Games.

• Alysa LiuRelated: Liu represented the United States in women's singles and the team event.

• Mikaël KingsburyRelated: Kingsbury won silver in men’s moguls, adding to his Olympic medal record.