In North Korea there are a number of anecdotes about revolutionary activities and noble personality of the great communist revolutionary fighter Kim Jong Suk.
"Long live Kim Jong Suk, an anti-Japanese woman commander. May 1945", "Kim Jong Suk, an illustrious commander, came here. 1941", "Kim Jong Suk, a woman commander of Mt. Paektu" and other slogans born on trees in Ryanggang, north Hamgyong, north and south Phyongan provinces and other areas show well her greatness during the anti-Japanese war for the liberation of the country.
"O, the Korean nation groaning in a dark land, the great Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Suk have returned here to save thee, leading tens of thousands of soldiers. 1942", "Kim Jong Suk, an anti-Japanese woman commander of Korea, appeared here. 1941", "Kim Jong Suk of the anti-Japanese army has returned here the homeland, assisting Kim Il Sung, the commander of the anti-Japanese army, in accomplishing the final decisive battle. May 1945" and other slogans in the areas of Unsan county, North Phyongan Province, and Rajin-Sonbong city convey forever the immortal feats of Kim Jong Suk who made outstanding contributions to liberating the country.
"O, the 20 million strong nation, long live commanders of Mt. Paektu Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Suk and the bright star of Mt. Paektu ," "Meeting of commander-in-chief of the anti-Japanese army Kim Il Sung, woman commander Kim Jong Suk and the bright star of Korea, June 1942" and other slogans in Yonsa county, North Hamgyong Province convey for all ages the feats of Kim Jong Suk who gave birth to the great leader Kim Jong Il, the bright star of Mt. Paektu in Korea.
Besides, there are also slogan-bearing trees conveying the feats of her who devotedly defended the President Kim Il Sung with her pure and clean loyalty in Onsong, Musan and Myongchon counties and Tanchon city and many other cities and counties.
Pyongyang, December 21 (KCNA) -- In Korea there are a number of anecdotes about revolutionary activities and noble personality of the great communist revolutionary fighter Kim Jong Suk. An anecdote "secret of marksmanship" says that she cultivated the skill of marksmanship in the period of the anti-Japanese armed struggle to remain intensely loyal to the President Kim Il Sung.
In September, Juche 24 (1935) when she just joined the Korean People's Revolutionary Army she participated in a shooting contest held in honor of recruits. Though it was the first contest for her, she, perfectly composed, hit all the targets. Guerrillas, quite marveled at her shooting, asked her what was the secret of her marksmanship. She said it was most important to think that in case one's bullet misses the target one can not defend commander Kim Il Sung and carry out the Korean revolution.
Scores of years have passed since her brisk activities after the country's liberation. But still touching the right chord in the hearts of the people are such stories as "her early morning program," "a reading lamp and its shade," "umbrella carrying best wishes," "'loyal bridge' in Onpho brook," etc. They tell about how Kim Jong Suk devoted herself to the safety and longevity of Kim Il Sung and to lessen his burden when he was busy steering the building of a new country at that time.
"Resourcefulness of woman commander of Mt. Paektu," "becoming herself election campaigner," "travelling at night for comrade," "teaching us to become faithful servant of people" and hundreds of other anecdotes tell about noble patriotism, ardent comradeship, indomitable revolutionary spirit and unparalleled courage of Kim Jong Suk. They greatly encourage the Korean people in their struggle to build a powerful socialist nation under the leadership of the great leader Kim Jong Il.
Photos she had taken with Kim Il Sung and the great leader Kim Jong Il in March and September Juche 36 (1947) and other materials convey the immortal feats she performed by providing a sure guarantee for the succession to the revolutionary cause of Juche. Other materials relate the story that she visited houses of farmers in Songsam-ri and Sinhung-ri, Taedong county, South Phyongan Province, in March and April Juche 35 (1946) to encourage farmers to creditably carry out the policy on agrarian reform and bring a bumper harvest to the distributed fields. There is a photo of a dormitory of the Samhung Middle School, Taedong county, South Phyongan Province, the building that she visited in October 1947 to bring up the rising generation as reliable pillars in building a new state. Also on display are materials related to the initiative taken by her to erect the statue of Kim Il Sung at the Mangyongdae Revolutionary School for the first time in the country in reflection of the wishes of the pupils of the school.