The national majors of arts and sciences are defined as follows: after the annual enrollment plan of colleges and universities is submitted to the Ministry of Education for approval, it will be sent to the parents of candidates in the form of a catalogue of enrollment majors. The liberal arts program is in the liberal arts section, the science program is in the science section, and the liberal arts programs do not cross each other. When applying for the college entrance examination, candidates and parents need to choose schools and majors according to this catalogue. The enrollment plans of arts and sciences majors are fixed. Liberal arts students will look at the liberal arts plan, and science students will look at the science plan, so there will be no crowding out. Science candidates cannot apply for liberal arts majors, but can only apply for majors that combine arts and sciences, such as management majors, economics majors, and foreign languages majors. In this way, they can also study literature.