With the development of production, people's division of labor has become more and finer, and science and literature have gradually separated, forming the "science community" and "literary world. " Today, the division of labor is even finer. People who study science are limited to a certain discipline in their lives A certain profession, or even a particular subject. In this way, "interlacing like a mountain" often makes people see and hear in a small world and become slaves of a division of labor. This passage directly supports the view that. ['The development of production leads to the separation of "science" and "literature".', 'Literature and reason are inseparable. Those who study literature should understand "reason", and those who study theory should understand "text".', 'Liberal arts and sciences are necessary, but each should not be drawn as a prisoner. Researchers should be both liberal arts and science.', 'To treat the liberal arts and science equally.']