The Chinese capital affirmed their top picks label, proving to be the best just seven years in the wake of facilitating the mid year Olympics in 2008.
In spite of reservations with respect to their offer, split between the capital and the mountain venues of Zhangjiakou and Yanqing that will depend only on simulated snow, Beijing traveled to triumph in the Malaysian capital.
The IOC picked a protected pair of hands after four of the starting six competitors - including winter sports powerhouses Stockholm and Oslo - had hauled out of the battle because of absence of nearby backing or budgetary concerns.
The Olympic body was likewise unmoved by calls from human rights assembles not to give Beijing the Amusements once more. Pundits say there has been no change on that front following 2008.
Beijing, be that as it may, offered a strong choice in the midst of extreme financial times, with a large portion of the venues prepared.
The absence of a characteristic winter games setting did little to dissuade IOC individuals.
The IOC has said the new host city contract to be marked by the triumphant offer would guarantee human rights assurance and non-separation and free reporting amid the 16 days of the Recreations.