Some people prefer to spend their lives doing the same things and avoiding change. Others, however, think that change is always a good thing. Disscuss both views and give your opinion.

Changes occur in every aspect of people's daily life, regardless of whether we want them to happen or not. Generally, people take two opposite attitudes towards change and I would like to discuss both sides bellow.

Some people hold the positive thought about changes. Certainly, changes, like science innovations, technologic inventions and new academic theories, are definitely driving force behind the social progress. They can improve the productivities of many industries significantly and greatly promote our living standard. Many high-tech products such as laptop, i-phone and internet which come from creative changes make our life more convenient and comfortable. Moreover, sometimes, changs in our life may broaden our horizons which is helpful for our future life. Taking studying abroad as an example, it can not only acquire advanced knowledge, but enrich one's experience. However, that is not to say that change can always bring benefits to us. For instance, urbanlisation has caused serious pollution to our environment, traditional culture is also affected by modern civilization. So we should evaluate the change performance seriously in advance and try our best to avoid those kinds of harmful ends.

Conversely, some people are willing to occupy themselves with routine work because changes may bring unfamiliar things, which means the possibility of making mistakes and unexpected risks. They prefer to enjoy a stable life and avoid any changes. As a result, they may lose the room for improvement as well as an excited life.

In conclusion, the majority of changes can lead to positive impacts and bring enormous contributions to the development of our society while some changes may cause bad effects to the world. Personally, I think it is wise for everyone to keep pace with changes and try to make the most of them, meanwhile, we have to preserve what we believe is valued.