The exhibition, which provides a glimpse of ideological and theoretical activities by President Kim Il Sung, general secretary Kim Jong Il and an anti-Japanese war hero, Kim Jong Suk, was opened to visitors in December Juche 87 (1998).

In the hall of its first floor there is a marble statue of Kim Il Sung standing against the background of Mt. Paektu.

On either side of the hall are displays of Kim Il Sung's works and Kim Jong Il's works.

Kim Il Sung authored more than 10 800 works in his lifetime, and some of them are put on display.

Kim Jong Il's works on display vividly represent his authorship.

The second floor has displays of documentary materials on Kim Jong Suk's activities. Also translated versions of works on the Juche idea, which were published and disseminated in 120 odd countries, are on display by each continent and country.

24 978 280 copies have been released in 60 odd languages so far.

Kim Kyong Suk, a chief lecturer, told KCNA that the number of visitors to the exhibition is increasing days ahead of Kim Il Sung's 100th birth anniversary (April 15), several thousands a day.

Among the visitors are foreigners and overseas Koreans, she said.