The book has four chapters dealing with anecdotes left by President Kim Il Sung in the period between March, Juche 25 (1936) and July, Juche 29 (1940) when he was steering the anti-Japanese armed struggle.

Chapter 13 "Banner of Independence" contains anecdotes telling about the undying exploits Kim Il Sung performed by further consolidating the anti-Japanese armed ranks and victoriously leading the Korean revolution under the uplifted banner of independence.

Chapter 14 "Korea Is Alive" contains anecdotes telling stories that he successfully guided the historic expedition to Fusong and made an advance into the homeland, instilling confidence in the liberation of the country into the people.

Chapter 15 "Overcoming Difficulties" deals with anecdotes telling about the personality of Kim Il Sung as an iron-willed brilliant commander born of Heaven who firmly preserved the Juche-oriented stand and weathered the difficulties facing the Korean revolution due to the adverse consequences caused by the Rehe expedition and led the unprecedentedly arduous march to victory.

Chapter 16 "In the Area Northeast of Mt. Paektu" contains anecdotes telling stories that he again advanced into the homeland and wisely conducted political and military activities there.