The image depicts a scene of rural life, specifically involving a traditional mode of transportation and agricultural activity. A man is riding on the back of a bullock cart loaded with freshly cut grass or hay. The cart is pulled by a single bullock, which appears to be a brown ox. The cart is made of wood and has wheels, and it is filled with bundles of grass, which suggests that this is a method used for transporting crops to be used as feed for livestock or for sale in markets.

The setting appears to be a river or a stream, as indicated by the water visible in the background. The man is dressed in traditional attire, including a long robe or jacket, which is typical of rural clothing in many parts of Asia. The presence of the bullock and the cart indicates that this is a method of transportation that has been used for centuries, possibly for centuries, and is still in use in some areas.

Additionally, there is text in the image that reads "TRI H