Born into a fire-field peasant family, Kim Chang Ryop keenly felt the sorrow resulting from statelessness before Korea's liberation. She had dedicated herself to farming out of her single will to live up to the benevolence of the Party and the state which value the people as the masters of the country. She did not stop working even after becoming a pensioner.

Her family and relatives renewed their determination to glorify the socialist country with patriotic enthusiasm and sincere efforts at their posts and workplaces, conveying the story about the warm love of the motherly Party to posterity.