In　this　article,　temperature　distribution　of　the　human　eye　was　studied　with　the　well-known　Pennes　bio-heat　transfer　equation.　A　hybrid　scheme　which　is　combined　with　differential　transformation　and　finite　difference　method　is　proposed　to　solve　the　bio-heat　transfer　problems　of　human　eye.　The　human　eye　is　stratified　into　cornea,　aqueous　humor,　lens,　vitreous　humor,　retain,　and　sclera.　The　transient　temperature　of　retina　was　analyzed　with　or　without　the　effect　of　blood　perfusion　and　metabolism　and　the　influence　of　blood　perfusion　and　evaporation　heat　loss　were　also　discussed.　It　was　found　that　the　blood　perfusion　would　increase　the　temperature　by　heat　transfer　and　the　evaporation　heat　loss　would　decrease　the　temperature.