A few years before the victory of the Korean people in the anti-Japanese struggle, she gave birth to General Secretary Kim Jong Il and brought him up in battlefields and in the period of the building of new Korea.

She dedicated her all to making him, born with a rare disposition, possess excellent traits and qualifications, as befitted a son of Mt. Paektu.

When he asked her where his native place was, she answered it was Mt. Paektu and that Paektu became more famous as a holy mountain of the revolution since President Kim Il Sung triumphantly waged a hard-fought struggle against the Japanese imperialists there.

Listening to her, Kim Jong Il resolved to become a fine revolutionary, like the President, devoting himself to the country and people.

Kim Jong Suk used to accompany the President with her son in his field guidance tour so that he might learn from the noble traits of the President.

She always encouraged him to think and act in an ambitious and big way and, once determined, do it thoroughly, cultivating upright and righteous traits.

She also taught him the truth of life that one enjoys happiness when devotedly working for others.

Now in Korea the revolutionary cause of Juche, the cause of Songun pioneered by the President, is being successfully carried forward under the leadership of Kim Jong Il.