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Kant was born on April 22, 1724. In 1740, he entered the University of Goenisberg. He served as a tutor for four years from 1746. He completed university studies in 1755 and obtained the qualification of a non-staff lecturer. He served as a lecturer for 15 years. During this period, Kant's reputation as a teacher and writer grew day by day. In addition to teaching physics and mathematics, he also teaches logic, metaphysics, moral philosophy, firearms and urban construction, natural geography, etc. In the 1760s, the main works of this period were: "A Clarification Study on the Principles of Natural Theology and Morality"(1764),"An Attempt to Introduce the Concept of Negative Numbers into Philosophy"(1763), and "The Only Possible Root of the Argument of the Existence of God"(1763). His book "The Vision of the Spirit Vision"(1766) tested all views on the spiritual world. In 1770, he was appointed Professor of Logic and Metaphysics. In the same year, he published "On the Forms and Principles of the World of Sense and Reason." Starting in 1781, a series of original and great works covering a wide range of fields were published within nine years, bringing about a revolution in philosophical thought in a short period of time. For example,"Criticism of Pure Reason"(1781),"Criticism of Practical Reason"(1788), and "Criticism of Judgment"(1790). After the publication of "Religion within the Sphere of Reason" in 1793, it was accused of abusing philosophy, distorting and contemptuous of the basic tenets of Christianity; the government asked Kant not to talk about religious issues in his lectures and writings. But after the king's death in 1797, he revisited this issue in his last important paper,"The Battle for the Academies"(1798). "The Transition from the Supreme Principles of Natural Science to Physics" might have been an important supplement to Kant's philosophy, but the book was not completed. He died on February 12, 1804.