Life style of a Nepali farmer

The life of a Nepali farmer is very difficult and boring. He should go to the farm and work from early morning to the late evening. However, His life style never improves. He labors very hard without caring the sun and the rain. But, he should always struggle to join hand and mouth twice a day. He is not educated and thus he has half a dozen of children. His wife is unhealthy and she looks very thin and old. The farmer cannot send his children to the school. He neither can provide nutrition foods to the children nor can afford for the medicine to his wife. He himself is old and weak.
The little land is not his own. He has to give half of the corns to the property owner. He goes to the market to sell some corns. However, he cannot get proper value of his products. He has to purchase the clothes, medicine, salt, sugar and other many things, which are very much expensive. He has to wait the Dashin festival to eat some meat and to buy a new cloth. All the children are illiterate and their future is dark. The property owner often exploits the farmer. The farmer and his family have to work for the property owner free of cost. The winter is a curse for the farmer. He and his wife couch the whole night and the children cry because of extreme cold.