Pyongyang, January 27 (KCNA) -- Rodong Sinmun on Monday says in an article that the Korean people's offensive for making a breakthrough reflects the indomitable idea of offensive and the world of creation of the Workers' Party of Korea to break through head-on the subjective and objective obstacles and difficulties faced in the course of advance and bring about a new upsurge on all fronts of socialist construction.
Today's offensive for making a breakthrough is the course of great changes that covers the work and life of not only a few fields and units but all the fields, units and every citizen, the article says, and goes on:
Our revolution is at a crossroads of advance or retreat, upsurge or stagnation. If we don't take a smart and optimum response to the developing reality not freed from the habit of the past in the present important and vital period, we can neither enlist all the development potentials nor break through the pressure and challenges of outside forces.
Every work place is the outpost of the battle to safeguard socialism and every minute and second of today is the course of socialist advance. That is why the fundamental innovation in the work and life of every citizen at present is not the issue of simply improving the working habit and way of life but the serious political problem directly linked with the success or failure of socialist construction.
The Party organizations of all the fields and units should strengthen the ideological education and political work for bringing about revolutionary change in the work and life of the Party members and the working people to make them work new miracles and innovation one after another as required by the times of the offensive for making a breakthrough. -0-
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Pyongyang, February 27 (KCNA) -- It has been 90 years since the Nanhutou Meeting, recorded in the history of the anti-Japanese
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Pyongyang, February 27 (KCNA) -- It has been 90 years since the Nanhutou Meeting, recorded in the history of the anti-Japanese
