The slogan "Let Us Live Not Merely for Today But for Tomorrow!" vividly reflects the spiritual world of the Korean people who dedicate every moment of their lives to the happiness of the generations to come, the article said, and went on:

The anti-Japanese revolutionary fighters of Korea laid down their lives without hesitation to the cause of national liberation, convinced that the younger generation would surely lead a happy life in the liberated country, though they would not be able to enjoy happiness.

It was in that spirit that the Korean people defeated the U.S. imperialists who boasted of being the "strongest" in the world early in the 1950s and carried out the historic task for industrialization in a matter of just 14 years, thus building a socialists state, independent in politics, self-supporting in national economy and self-reliant in national defence.

The DPRK is now bringing about a great surge in the dynamic drive for a decisive turn in building a thriving nation and achieving world-startling signal successes.

The Korean people regard it as the most worthwhile life to live for the country and nation and tomorrow.

Their outlook on life is giving a powerful impetus to the development of the country.