1. Different definitions

The full name of bullet train is power car, which refers to vehicles equipped with power devices in rail transit system, including locomotives and power cars. A train, also known as a railway train, refers to a vehicle running on the railway track, which is usually composed of multiple carriages and is one of the important means of transportation for human modernization.

2. Different production years

1804, the first train came from England, a British mining technician named Drivesk. Watt's steam engine was used to build the world's first steam locomotive. The bullet train originated from America 1906. At that time, each bullet train was equipped with 150 kw gasoline engine, which was driven by electricity. There are 9/kloc-0 seats in the car and a luggage compartment.

3. Different locomotives

Locomotive refers to a rail vehicle which is arranged at both ends of the train and has the function of controlling the train operation. No matter whether the bullet train is used as the locomotive head or not, it can only move forward or backward on the same track, and the train lane change guidance is completed by the fork.

4. Different traction

EMU is a kind of rail vehicle without traction. A train consists of one or three locomotives that pull several cars or freight cars.