Oil paintings depicting revolutionaries and patriots who were unboundedly loyal to the cause of the Workers’ Party of Korea have been displayed at revolutionary museums in different parts of the country.

Recorded in every page of the country’s history is the devotion made by patriotic loyalists who devoted their all to the country and people, upholding the idea of the leader whenever our revolution faced trials and difficulties, and huge tasks.

It is our Party’s noble intention to inform our people of the proud history of building our style of socialism which their forerunners pioneered at the cost of their sweat and blood, and thus ensure that the new generations stoutly inherit the faith and will of the preceding generations, prototypes of loyalty to the Party and the leader, as their ideological lifeline.

A few years ago the Party took benevolent measures for exhibiting oil paintings depicting patriots who remain alive forever in the memory of their motherland and people at revolutionary museums across the country.

Thanks to the boundless love and noble moral obligation of the motherly Party which has put the life of the people devoting themselves to the country and revolution on the meridian of immortality and glory, the images of genuine revolutionaries and patriots produced in different parts of the country have been well portrayed in oil paintings and displayed at revolutionary museums of relevant regions.

The brilliant images of the genuine patriotic loyalists who faithfully upheld the cause of the leader in the annals of the revolution greatly move officials, Party members and working people across the country.

Looking at oil paintings portraying the anti-Japanese revolutionary fighters displayed at the North Hamgyong Provincial Revolutionary Museum, an official in Chongjin City said that he felt the unusual pride and honor of the fact that lots of anti-Japanese revolutionary fighters were produced in his province.

He expressed his fervent determination to trust in and follow only our Party braving any challenges and difficulties like the pioneering generation of our revolution.

The working class of the Ryongsong Machine Complex harden their will to fully discharge the spirit of performing miracles from scratch if it is desired by the Party in the ongoing patriotic struggle for creation, unanimously saying that the brilliant history of the complex in which it has won the honor as a powerful enterprise and a prototype factory in self-reliance is unthinkable apart from the revolutionary spirit of devotedly implementing the Party policies and the fighting mettle of self-reliance and fortitude created and bequeathed by the former generations.

The images of farmer heroes and rural revolutionaries of the preceding generations exhibited at the South Hwanghae Provincial Revolutionary Museum including Kim Je Won, An Tal Su, Kim Uk Chan and Yu Man Ok have deep resonances for agricultural workers in the province.

Keenly realizing that they can win the noble appellation "patriotic farmer" and "farmer hero" only when they devote their all to implementing the Party’s agricultural policy in good or bad days, they make a firm determination to strive for brilliantly materializing the great programme for socialist rural revolution.

Our people who inherited the noble soul and spirit as the most precious legacy will invariably follow, in the future, too, the road of loyalty and patriotism under the leadership of the Party, regarding the life devoted to the victory and glory of their country as the most valuable and happiest life.

Rodong Sinmun