Turkey and Greece are feuds, and the contradiction between them is the territorial, cultural and religious contradiction between the colony and the suzerain. It is absolutely inevitable to introduce western ancient culture into history textbooks in ancient Greece. The ancient Greek civilization, which appeared around 800 BC, has made great achievements in politics, economy, literature and philosophy, and is recognized as the source of western culture. For example, Archimedes, an ancient Greek, is still an inseparable figure in the history of science.

However, after Rome annexed Greece in BC 146, the Greek region did not establish political power independently for a long time, and was later ruled by the Eastern Roman Empire. 1460, the rising Ottoman Turkish Empire invaded the Aegean Sea, occupied Greece and merged into the Albanian province of the Ottoman Empire. During the period when Turkey ruled the Greeks, due to the incorrect rule and the suppression of the Greeks by the Ottoman Empire, Romanians and Slavs were allowed to be Greek bureaucrats and levy exorbitant taxes and miscellaneous fees, which made the Greeks have an independent consciousness. /kloc-At the beginning of the 9th century, the Greeks established an independent organization "Friendship Association" in Odessa, Ukraine.

182 1 year, the Greek War of Independence officially broke out, and the insurgents swept through most parts of Greece within three months. In less than a year, the government was established and officially declared independence. At this time, the Ottoman Empire was already disintegrating. In order to curb the wave of independence in various regions, the Ottoman Empire took cruel measures to suppress the Greek independence movement. 1822, Ottoman troops invaded the island of chios and carried out a terrible massacre. On the island, 45,000 people died of hanging, torture, lack of water and food, 50,000 people were sold as slaves, 23,000 people were expelled and displaced, and only about 2,000 people survived. The island of Shios was destroyed, and nearly 200 years have passed, but the island has not recovered its former prosperity. Although the Russian-Turkish War broke out in 1828 and Britain and France used the Greeks to weaken the Ottoman Empire, Turkey was forced to sign the London Protocol in 1830 to recognize the independence of Greece. However, hundreds of years of colonial rule and the bloody feud caused by the war of independence have made Greece and Turkey stand together deeply.

During World War I, Greece and Balkan countries jointly declared war on Ottoman Turkey and acquired most Aegean islands. After the war, with the support of the allied forces, Greece invaded the Ana-Togner region in the hinterland of Turkey, and the peak of its troops was directed at Ankara. Although under the leadership of the founding father Kemal, Turkey defeated the Greek army, but this is undoubtedly the hatred of both sides. In the process of Greece's colonization and independence by Turkey, the two countries became feuds.

Therefore, in the process of colonization and independence, there was a profound contradiction between Greece and Turkey. History reflects reality, which leads to some minor frictions between the two countries. On March 25th this year, the Greek Prime Minister landed on the island by helicopter to commemorate those who died in the Greek War of Independence. When a Turkish plane flew under a helicopter, it triggered a diplomatic dispute between the two countries.