1. The definitions of the two are different

"Cold War" means that two people are quarreling fiercely. If they continue to quarrel, it will affect their relationship, so the two parties ignore each other and continue to communicate after they calm down. .

"Cold violence" refers to one party's refusal to communicate with the other party, indifference, laissez-faire, and alienation, causing the other party to be mentally and psychologically injured.

2. The two have different time periods

The "cold war" is temporary, ranging from a few hours to a week. Most of the time it's "quarrels at the head of the bed and peace at the end of the bed."

"Cold violence" is long-term, half a month, a month, or even longer.

3. The reasons for the two are different

The "cold war" is when both parties or the side who is left out know the reason, such as a quarrel or disagreement. Even if they don't know, ask The other party can also know the reason. Because I still want to develop well.

"Cold violence" means that the neglected party does not know the reason. Even if he asks the other party, the other party will be careless or ignore it. All that is left is to deny the other person and make the other person feel uncomfortable.