Among the audience were Pak Pong Ju, Kim Ki Nam, Choe Thae Bok and other officials of party, working people's organizations, ministries and national institutions as well as service personnel, people in Pyongyang, overseas Koreans and foreign guests.

Kim Yong Jin, vice premier of the Cabinet, made an opening speech.

When the light melodies of music "Our Victory-Day July 27" resounded through the stadium, letters reading "7. 27" and "60" were displayed on the foreground and background of the stadium. Spectacular scenes were presented, depicting heroic soldiers during the Fatherland Liberation War backed by effects of the colorful light rhythms, lighting and flame fireworks.

The performers praised Generalissimo Kim Il Sung, an invincible and iron-willed commander and legendary hero who made a long journey of anti-Japanese bloody struggle and accomplished the historic cause of the national liberation and defeated the U.S. that boasted of being the "strongest" in the world. They also paid respects to the great war victors.

Striking a chord with the audience were the scenes showing the annals of the Songun revolution of Generalissimo Kim Jong Il, who turned the DPRK into an invincible political and ideological power and a world-level military power and provided solid foundations for building a thriving nation.

The extravaganza was a perfect combination of music and dances rich in national flavor and excellent in the content and form like artistic skill, dynamic gymnastics and acrobatics, ever-changing background, gorgeous stage decor, electric settings, lighting, etc.

It was highly acclaimed by the audience.