A good book came out, but this way, the grand prize was won, and it was a big one. The reason was that the grand prize mobilized society's willingness, combined with the state, power, and financial resources, and broke into the ivory tower of literature grandly. Strive to intervene in the language art of the vulgar. In this way, various awards have been paid close attention to by the media and the public, and single-handed writers have no such ability. What does this passage mean? ['Grand prizes are better than prized literary works and writers.', 'Grand prizes can mobilize various social resources.', 'Winning works are more sensational.', 'Secular power interferes with the art of language.']