The bulletin carried an article titled "Mangyongdae" with a photo of the President's old home in Mangyongdae.

Noting that the straw-thatched house where the President was born is still preserved in its original state, the bulletin said that patriots who dedicated their lives to the country and the nation through generations lived at this house.

Introducing in detail members of the Mangyongdae family, it said:

Mangyongdae has become a sacred place of the revolution endlessly visited by not only the Korean people but also the progressives of the world following the Juche idea and aspiring after independence.

The Korean people at home and abroad and personages of different countries visit this place while looking back upon the great life of the President.