I am a sophomore in Huazhong Agricultural University. Huanong has a history of 120 years. There is only one campus, which covers a large area, but most of them are places where students such as farmland research cannot enter. I have been studying in Huanong for two years, and I have three feelings:

Strict management, compared with many other universities, Huanong has to get up at 6: 30 every day to do morning exercises as long as it doesn't rain, and then there are requirements for listening time and running laps. These are very simple if you just want to pass the customs, but you have to pay a lot of time to get full marks. In addition to this' Three Treasures of Huanong', there is evening self-study every night, which means that you have classes the next day. You can't stay in the dormitory from seven to nine the night before and have to go out. Of course, you can choose to study or play.

The environment is very good. Since it is an agricultural university, of course, there are large forests and farmland around the school. Lion Mountain and South Lake are two major characteristics of South China farmers. There are yellow rape blossoms in the farmland every year, and many peach blossoms in South China farmers are very famous, attracting many people to enjoy them every year. Not only that, but the way to the classroom is also very comfortable because there are too many trees.

Study should be highly concentrated. If you don't want to fail the exams in other schools, there will be make-up exams. In Huanong, you have to re-study and keep your record of failing the exam. Now, some courses are completed in the middle of a semester and then you learn new courses, which is equivalent to two final exams in a semester, so it's better to study without playing around. If you don't want to fail the exam, you should always keep learning.