It is not good to move to a new city or new country because of the loss of old friends? I agree with the statement that it is not good thing to move to a new city or new country because of the loss of old friends. Although we could make copious amounts of new friends in new city or new country, old friends also play a crucial role in our life which can't be replaced. First of all, I want to have many friends that I can trust and depend on. I want to share my feelings both in time of trouble and in time of happiness with my old friends. I am more likely to believe old friends because they are more familiar with me and I know everything about them. Therefore, they can share my good fortune and sadness whenever I need them. On the other hand, although new friends seem to give me more surprise, I can hardly trust them, since they are still unfamiliar for me. I will talk about television programs, newspaper, and magazines with them, but I may not ask them for help when I am in trouble, since I always choose to believe my closest friends at that time. Secondly, I hope that my friends can teach me something about life. My old friends always use their knowledge and experience to prevent me from making costly mistakes while allowing me to learn from smaller errors and to gain confidence. They often engage me in dialog and provide me useful information. For example, when I was choosing my university, my friends imparted many related knowledge to me and ensured me to make a sound decision. On the other hand, just as mentioned above, I can hardly trust new friends fully. It is difficult for me to judge whether their advices are reliable. Therefore, for me it is not good to move to a new city or new country, since I would lost my close friends. They are as important part of my life as my parents and other relatives. Were my old friends not around me, my life should lose much happiness.