Korean People Learn from Kim Il Sung's Revolutionary History
Korean Central News Agency of DPRK
Pyongyang, February 21 (KCNA) -- Activities to learn from the revolutionary activities of President Kim Il Sung have been intensified in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea from the beginning of the year.
From January 22 to February 3, groups of schoolchildren from across the country marched along the course of the 250-mile Journey for National Liberation the President made in his teens 80 years ago.
Marching from Mangyongdae, the sacred land of revolution, to Phophyong, the more than 2,000 children had a better knowledge of his lofty revolutionary will and vowed to carry forward the revolutionary cause of Juche started in Mt. Paektu.
The great revolutionary history of the President, who dedicated his whole life only to the prosperity of the country and happiness of the people, is taken by the people as guidelines for their life and struggle.
His reminiscences "With the Century", political books and full-length novels on his revolutionary history are still avidly read by children, youth and working people.
The revolutionary battle sites and museums and historic sites associated with his undying revolutionary exploits and activities are visited by a large number of people.
Thousands of people visit the Korean Revolution Museum every day.
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