Many literary and art works celebrating the victory of the Battle of Pochonbo, etched in the history of the anti-Japanese revolution, have been produced.

"Army-Civilian Entertainment Gathering in Presence of General Kim" is one of the representative literary works created in the period of the anti-Japanese armed struggle. The revolutionary narration "Flames of Pochonbo", created in the period, was popular among the people.

The drama "Thunder" was created in 1946 and the lengthy epic poem "Mt Paektu" produced in 1947 to evoke strong response from the people.

Oil paintings such as "The Torch in Pochonbo" and "Gunshots in Pochonbo" were produced. There are also art pieces such as Korean painting "The Night of Pochonbo" and songs like "The Revolutionary Army Came Back with the General" and "He Brought a New Day in the Country".

Those works praise the undying feats of President Kim Il Sung who fully demonstrated the indomitable spirit and heroic mettle of Korean revolutionaries endlessly loving their country and nation and dauntlessly fighting against the aggressors and achieved the great historic cause of national liberation.