Hello, I'm a native of Wuhan. Tell me about my understanding.

The phrase "buried in Huanong" you mentioned should be a part of a jingle. A more complete version should be "Play at Wuhan University, eat at Caida University, study at Huake, love at Huanong University, die at Huanong University, be buried in a big place, and stink at science and engineering". The origin of this sentence is not easy to find (at least), but I am in junior high school (about 4) Learning in South China University of Technology "is more common because there are more female students majoring in Normal University (especially in several nearby science and engineering schools), so it is generally believed that there should be more beautiful women, so" Love in South China University "and" Play in Wu Da "are because Wu Da has a long history, many famous scenic spots in the school, cherry blossoms are a must, and the geographical location is excellent. Lingbo Gate goes out to East Lake with beautiful scenery.

As for the following "dying in Huanong, being buried in a big place, stinking in science and engineering", I don't think there is any basis. It's just a slap in the face, just to dress up several famous universities in Wuhan. Especially today, with the developed network, people are too lazy to explore the meaning of things, just copying and pasting, and people follow suit, so there is a saying of "being buried in Huanong".

ps. I have seen a saying that there are many students in Huanong who are suicidal, so they "died in Huanong". Personally, it is not credible. Almost every university has it, and newspaper news is common. Huanong is not prominent in this point. . "Eating in Caida" is more in line with several of the later associations. The snack street of Caida is really famous, and the busybodies are crowned as "one of the three backstreets in Wuhan".

I hope I can help you. Please accept it if you are satisfied!