So, rural people dub the trees as offspring in their families. They solved the family problems with incomes obtained from toddy-palm plantations. Rural lads joyfully drink toddy sap in Myanmar traditions. The collection of toddy sap is a primary livelihood for local people to produce jaggery. Those working abroad may suffer from homesickness but they miss the chance to return home immediately. These products showed the nature of Myanmar and Anyathians. Past time had gone with the wind. They also miss the chance to meet their friends. Whenever travellers made trips along the Yangon-Mandalay railway or Mandalay-Myitkyina railway, they could not turn a blind eye to fascinating picturesque views of toddy-palm trees along both sides of the railways. Those rural people spent their day time with exhaustion in working toddy-palm farms but they could not uplift their living standard. On the other hand, local toddy farmers cannot afford to use electricity in making jaggery as power cables...