After watching The Da Vinci Code, I begin to doubt something about The Last Supper that I have learned.

First of all, I strongly support the sentence: Don't judge a book by its cover. The most intricate thing in the world is human nature. Don't trust a person easily, but everyone should have his friends or assistants. As well ad it will take some time to seek the genuine person around him.

Secondly, It's important for everyone to hold a kind of belief and do some holy things about his belief, but one should keep clear mind. It's essential for him to distinguish good from evil and do some right things.

Last but not the least, as for me, I think it's time for me to read some books about the painters and analyse their paints carefully. There will be unexpected gains.