Pyongyang, May 29 (KCNA) -- More data on the revolutionary activities of Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un were displayed at the Kangwon Provincial Revolutionary Museum in recent years.
The data newly displayed at its five rooms for the revolutionary activities of Kim Jong Un show that he had aroused the people of Kangwon Province to the drive for building a powerful socialist country through his field-guidance to the province between May Juche 102(2013) and December Juche 107(2018).
Among them are the one on the fact that he had led the construction of the Masikryong Ski Resort to be up to world standards and the building of the Songdowon Youth Open-Air Theatre and the Songdowon International Children's Camp to be impeccable even in the distant future.
Some data document how he wisely led the work of turning the Kosan Combined Fruit Farm into a leading fruit farming base and of building the Kalma Foodstuff Factory to be a modern fish processing base.
The newly displayed data also include the one showing that during his visit to the December 6 Children's Camp in Kangwon Province, the Wonsan Leather Shoes Factory and the Wonsan Army-People Power Station, he highly appreciated the people of the province as standard-bearers in implementing the instructions of the leaders, defending the Party's policies and achieving prosperity by dint of self-reliance and as creators of the new spirit of the era.
Put on display also is the data saying that he initiated the construction of the Wonsan Baby Home and Orphanage, solved all problems arising in the construction through his field guidance to it several times and gave instructions to be served as guidelines in managing the baby home and orphanage during his inspection of them nearing completion. -0-
Mausoleum of King Kyonghyo
Pyongyang, November 30 (KCNA) -- The Mausoleum of King Kongmin is the tomb of King Kyonghyo, the 31st King of Koryo (1352-1374).
November 30, 2025
Pyongyang, November 30 (KCNA) -- The Mausoleum of King Kongmin is the tomb of King Kyonghyo, the 31st King of Koryo (1352-1374).
