They reflect the desires and wishes of the Korean people and other progressives of the world to significantly commemorate the birth anniversary of the President as a holiday common to humankind.

A poster depicts Kimilsungia, Kimjongilia and other beautiful flowers and fireworks in the sky in April. It conveys the feelings of the Korean people warmly welcoming the foreign artistes coming to the DPRK with boundless reverence for the peerlessly great persons.

Another poster portraying women artistes in diverse folk costumes holding high the logo of the festival fully represents its idea of independence, peace and friendship.

There are posters depicting a conductor displaying his high artistic skill full of enthusiasm, singers, dancers and acrobats presenting admirable stunts.