They arrived at Mupho Bivouac where the main force of the Korean People's Revolutionary Army (KPRA) led by President Kim Il Sung camped in May, Juche 28 (1939) during the march in the homeland.

Being told that the President held a meeting of commanding officers of the KPRA to put forth an military task for advance into the area of Taehongdan, they looked around the site of the headquarters, the site where anti-Japanese war heroine Kim Jong Suk cooked rice, the site of campfire and other places at the bivouac.

At the Mupho Angling Site, they looked back upon the revolutionary career of Chairman Kim Jong Il who dedicated himself to steadily develop the Workers' Party of Korea and advance the revolution with the revolutionary idea of the President as guideline.

Then they arrived at the Taehongdan Revolutionary Battle Site.

There, they laid a floral basket and bouquets and made a bow before the statue of Kim Il Sung of the Monument to the Victorious Battle of Musan Area.

They looked around the command post of the battle of Taehongdan and other places.