Curie temperature is an important parameter in the second-order thermodynamic
phase transition of a magnetic system. However, the classical Heisenberg?s
mean field theory tends to overestimate heavily the temperature. In order to
solve this problem, firstly, the structure of ferromagnetic and spin-glassy
materials in a magnetic system is established by the Ising model. Secondly,
the respective energy of ferromagnetic and spin glass states is calculated
by Monte Carlo method. Finally, Curie temperature is predicted through the
obtained energy, which agrees well with experimental data. A new strategy to
estimate accurately Curie temperature is presented.