Were most schools cemeteries before they were established?

Does it sound creepy? But it's true. This school is built on a cemetery. At least my alma mater is ...

When I was a freshman, I was very capable. When the evening self-study teacher was away, several students chatted all over the world, chatting about the east and the west, and chatting about ghost stories at night, just like saying no, but very honest. Many people also shout that they don't listen to ghosts, but they listen with relish.

One of the boys told us, "You know what? In fact, our school used to be a grave. "

Fentouzi is our dialect, which means graveyard. I was afraid to listen to ghost stories, but now I feel the hairs on my back are going to explode.

Another person replied: "Yes, I heard that there are ghosts on the sixth floor of our comprehensive building. I heard that a chemistry teacher exploded in an experiment. "

Listening to ghost stories doesn't make me feel anything. After all, it has nothing to do with me. But now, in such an environment, there may be countless dead souls under my feet, my heart is in a groove, and I am scared to death.

That night, I was really scared. Sleep with a trembling quilt. I only showed a pair of eyes and looked around. I'm afraid something will come out and I want to look down. I feel relieved. After all, I'm in the upper bunk, and there's another person to be the scapegoat. ...

Is it true?/You don't say. /You don't say. I don't know if it's true or not. However, our school used to be a cemetery, just a wilderness, plus a cemetery, so the land price is relatively low. After all, it is a school, and Fiona Fang is only dozens of miles (exaggerated ~)

Not only the land price, but also the ridiculous thing is that the young people in our motherland have a strong yang and can suppress evil spirits …