From Flaubert's famous saying, the full sentence is "Science and art separate from the foothills and meet at the top of the mountain"

Explanation There are many differences between science and art, but their essence and mission are to sort out order and regularity from chaotic phenomena.

Introduction to Gustave Flaubert, a famous French writer. Born on December 21, 1821 in Rouen, France, into a family of traditional doctors. Flaubert's achievements are mainly reflected in his true and detailed descriptions and records of the social customs and sentiments of France in the 19th century, while also exploring the aesthetic trends of modern novels beyond the times and beyond consciousness. Flaubert's "objective description" not only has Balzac-style realism, but also has the realism characteristics of naturalistic literature. In particular, his admiration for the form of artistic works - language, has included some post-modern consciousness. New novel writers highly praised Flaubert's innovation of realism and further developed it. Their pursuit of artistic forms has shown the unique "trend of worshiping nothing" unique to postmodern literature. In this sense, the new novel writers inherited Flaubert's realism and made a great leap forward. Zola, the representative writer of naturalism in the 19th century, regarded Flaubert as the "father of naturalism"; while the French "New Novel" school in the 20th century called him the "originator".