They came from organizations and personages in different countries, including the Board of Directors of the International Martial Arts Foundation, the Beijing International Cultural Development Center for China-DPRK Friendship, the Tokyo-Pyongyang Rainbow Bridge, the Nigeria-Korea Friendship Association, the General Association of Koreans in China, families of Ryang Song Ryong, Pak Kil Song, Kim Chol, and Hwang Paek Ha, China-resident Koreans related to the anti-Japanese revolutionary struggle, the family of Kim Sun Ok related to the anti-Japanese revolutionary struggle, families of Zhou Baozhong, Feng Zhongyun, Chai Shiying, Chen Lei, Jie Qing, Fan Delin and Jiang Zihua, Chinese related to the anti-Japanese revolutionary struggle, the family of internationalist soldier Ya. T. Nobichenko, Liu Xing, son of daughter of Fan Delin, Chinese related to the anti-Japanese revolutionary struggle, Phyo Song Ryong, chairman of the Association of Korean Businessmen in China, Kil Kyong Gap, chairman of the Association of Korean Nationals in Shenyang City, Kang Hak Won, chairman of the Association of Korean National Businessmen in Liaoning Province, Choe Kol, general manager of the Sobaeksu Culture Proliferation Co. Ltd. in Liaoning Province of China, the family of Choe Su Jin, general manager of the Heilongjiang Provincial National Economic Development Company, and Kim Song Mi, member of the Association of Young Korean Nationals in China.

Floral baskets in the name of missions of international bodies in the DPRK were laid before the statues on the same day.

Earlier, placed at the statues were floral baskets from Cui Tongwen and Qiu Jianliang, honorary directors of the Board of Directors of the Kim Il Sung-Kim Jong Il Foundation and members of the foundation Svetlana Odintzova, Sedrac Badasan and Henrik Nydqvist and a floral basket in the joint name of its members Deryuzhenko Konstantin Sergeevich and Feoktistov Dmitry Igorevich.