Many People Visit Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery on Mt Taesong

 Pyongyang, August 13 (KCNA) -- An endless stream of visitors is flowing into the Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery on Mt Taesong on the occasion of the 81st anniversary of Korea's liberation (August 15).
The cemetery, a grand monument in the era of the Workers' Party, is a reflection of the noble comradeship and obligation of the peerlessly great men determined to glorify the anti-Japanese revolutionary fighters who left traces of genuine life in the arduous struggle for national liberation and the accomplishment of the cause of the Juche revolution.
In August, officials and working people from many units, service personnel of the People's Army, youth and students visited the cemetery to harden their faith and will to bring earlier the comprehensive national rejuvenation in the revolutionary spirit of Paektu, the one of the guerrillas.
On Jujak Peak, the visitors paid tributes to the martyrs, revolutionary teachers and the first-generation forerunners who created the great traditions of the Korean revolution and provided an eternal cornerstone of our powerful country.
They also vowed to steadfastly carry forward the revolutionary traditions of Paektu and fulfill their missions and duties in more dynamically ushering in the era of comprehensive prosperity for the national rejuvenation under the leadership of respected Comrade Kim Jong Un. -0-