The original sentence of "The starry sky above our heads and the moral law in our hearts" is: "In this world, there are two things worth looking up to throughout our lives: one is the bright starry sky above our heads, and the other is the love in people's hearts. Noble moral law."

This sentence comes from Kant, who was born and died in K?nigsberg, Germany. He was a Latvian-born German philosopher and writer, and the founder of German classical philosophy. His teachings deeply influenced the modern West. philosophy, and initiated many schools such as German classical philosophy and Kantianism. Kant was the last major philosopher during the Enlightenment and a representative figure in German thought. He reconciled the rationalism of René Descartes with the empiricism of Francis Bacon and is considered one of the most influential thinkers in the West after Socrates, Plato and Aristotle.