On display there are scores of art works dealing with the feeling of revenge on the U.S. imperialists and other enemies, who left a permanent scar, called June 25, in the hearts of the Korean people and are still running amuck in the moves to ignite another war of aggression on the DPRK.

Choe Chang Hak, vice department director of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, Sung Jong Gyu, minister of Culture, officials and creators in the field of fine art and working people in the municipality looked round the venue of the exhibition.

Looking at Korean paintings and oil paintings showing the thrice-cursed crimes committed by the U.S. imperialists during the last Fatherland Liberation War, the visitors expressed their surging indignation and hostility.

They hardened their will to annihilate the enemies if they ignite a war.

Art pieces depict large groups of the people and service personnel full of the will to further consolidate the ideological and class positions of the DPRK with strong anti-imperialist, anti-U.S. class consciousness and to smash the U.S. imperialists and their stooges getting frantic with drills for war of aggression.

Among them are art pieces showing the barbarous and impudent hideous crimes committed by the Japanese imperialists, the sworn enemy of the Korean people.