Born into a poor peasant family before the liberation of the country, Kim In Hwa experienced the sorrow of a stateless nation. It was not until President Kim Il Sung liberated the country that she could lead a happy life.

She took the lead in supporting the front during the Fatherland Liberation War and devoted herself to the implementation of the agricultural policy of the Workers' Party of Korea in the periods of post-war rehabilitation and construction and socialist construction.

Yu Yong Ok worked hard to repay the benevolence of the Party which made her enjoy a worthy life.

She brought up her children and made them stand guard over the country and work at difficult and labor-consuming posts of socialist construction.