Performance: All the non-large-scale war confrontations between NATO (led by the United States) and Warsaw Pact (led by the Soviet Union), the three most prominent performances are: the Korean War, the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Vietnam War. . . These are the products of their confrontation. The confrontation between the two sides is generally called bipolar pattern, which is opposite to each other.

Marks of the end: In the late 1980s and early 1990s (about 1989 to 199 1), the drastic changes in Eastern Europe, the disintegration of the Soviet Union and NATO's eastward expansion led to the complete disintegration of the Warsaw Pact camp, and the disintegration of 19 1 Soviet Union, and the complete end of the Cold War. The Soviet Union turned socialism into capitalism, which is now Russia. However, foreign policy remains unchanged.