General Secretary Kim Jong Il named a baby boy Kim Kwang Myong, who was born into a worker's family of the Wonsan Youth Power Station, while making a long journey for field guidance day and night.

Father Kim Kwang Chun and mother Yun Myong Sun are all discharged soldiers. They have been widely known throughout the country as a couple of "soybean malt house". In order to meet their simple desire, he gave the name full of blessing to the baby.

There are various instances like that.

The leader, who spares nothing to realise what the people desire, has already named a baby girl of discharged soldiers-couple in Taehongdan Hong Dan and a baby girl of an unconverted long-term prisoner Chuk Bok. The names of the children mirror the bright future of the country.

There are many stories telling that he read letters to him from children on the road of inspecting frontline units of the Korean People's Army and sent autograph replies to them.

Seeing the children blessed by the leader, the Korean people feel the firm conviction, will, high ambition and ideal of Kim Jong Il, who provides prosperity and happiness to the generations to come.

The Korean children are growing to be the reliable reserves of the Songun revolution, valued as "king" and treasure of the country thanks to his affection.