At the Korean Revolution Museum, they paid tribute to the colored statues of President Kim Il Sung and Chairman Kim Jong Il in the general review room and looked round various halls dealing with the periods of the anti-Japanese revolutionary struggle and the arduous march and the forced march.

They also visited the National Gifts Exhibition House.

They looked round the gifts presented by the Korean people, overseas compatriots and south Koreans to the peerlessly great persons.

At the Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery on Mt Taesong, they renewed their will to learn after the ideological and moral world of the anti-Japanese revolutionary forerunners and thus vigorously advance in the van of the grand march of self-reliance for a step forward in socialist construction.