They placed bunches of flowers before a mosaic of the peerlessly great persons and paid tribute to them.

Being briefed on the fact that Kim Jong Il was born as the son of Mt Paektu, the son of the guerrillas and performed great exploits for the country and nation, they looked round the historic relics preserved at the headquarters log cabin.

They went round the shallow well used by anti-Japanese war heroine Kim Jong Suk and trees on which she inscribed revolutionary slogans.

They walked round the headquarters log cabin, site of the room for soldiers of the Korean People's Revolutionary Army (KPRA), site of campfire and other places in the Sajabong Secret Camp, one of important publishing bases of the KPRA during the anti-Japanese revolutionary struggle.

On the same day, they held a contest of singing revolutionary songs.