In the history of world wars, there are many wise sayings, and the people involved are actually very clear, and can even be said to be "familiar with the heart." For example, the phrase "pride goes before a fall" clearly knows that marching and fighting must not produce arrogance. Why is it easy to breed in reality and still "die without repentance"? Just like/Kloc-Turkey in the 5th century, it was a military power across Europe and Asia, and constantly invaded European countries on a large scale. 1444, the famous Turkish soldier Ali Basha led 25,000 people to attack Albania, a small European country. Because Ali Basha thinks highly of himself, he thinks that in the face of the powerful Turkish empire, small Albania is not easy to succeed, and it is aggressive and arrogant all the way.