The participants placed bouquets before the graves of 400 mothers and 102 children before paying silent tribute to them.

They looked round various rooms of the museum which bears witness to barbarism and cruelty of the U.S. imperialists and class enemies who mercilessly massacred more than 35,000 patriots and people or a quarter of the then population in Sinchon County by the most brutal method in less than two months in the period of the strategic temporary retreat of the Korean People's Army during the Fatherland Liberation War.

At the powder magazine and the bomb shelter of the former Sinchon County Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, they were briefed on the fact that the enemies forcibly tore children from their mothers before spraying gasoline to burn them to death and committed such monstrous atrocities as driving nails into heads of people and dismembering them.

The held a meeting to pledge revenge.