He believes that there are two opposing cultures, one is humanistic culture and the other is scientific culture. Their division has caused social losses, because most intellectuals only know one culture, so they will make a wrong interpretation of modern society, make an inappropriate description of the past and make a wrong choice and estimation of the future. "In our time, one of the most unusual features of any developed industrial society is that the most basic choices must be made in secret by a few people, but they are still made in legal form. However, people who make these choices cannot have a first-hand understanding of the factors that make these choices or the possible results. " [5] This is a visible danger, and the division and separation of two cultures is the premise of misjudgment.