The bulletin said in its article:

Kim Hyong Jik, an outstanding leader of the anti-Japanese national liberation movement in Korea, advanced the idea of "Aim High" reflecting the will to certainly achieve the country's independence and prosperity by carrying on the struggle generation after generation.

He formed the Korean National Association on March 23, 1917.

The KNA was the largest underground anti-Japanese revolutionary organization among the organizations formed by participants in the movement for independence of Korea at home and abroad at that time. It was aimed at achieving the independence of the country by efforts of all the united Korean people and building a genuine civilized country.

The formation of the KNA was the fruition of Kim Hyong Jik's steadfast idea of independence against imperialism, the idea of rejecting dependence on outside forces and achieving the country's independence by the concerted efforts of the Korean people, and his arduous struggle for materializing it.

President Kim Il Sung explored a new path of the Korean revolution by carrying forward the idea of "Aim High."

This idea will shine forever with prosperous socialist Korea.