village life

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 village life:

The atmosphere in the village is very calm.  The villagers are very simple.  They care about each other and feel for each other.  The village is very quiet.  People live together. Their simple lifestyle is adopted and they eat simple food.  The villagers get up early in the morning.  They do all the work themselves.  In the village people work in the fields and they do most of the work like plowing in the fields with oxen.  In addition to which it takes more time, the women of the village also join hands in the fields.  The people of the village are hardworking and hard work is their motto and greatness. The evening views in the village are very pleasant.



      The village has fresh air and no pollution. Everywhere is green, which is pleasing to the eye



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