It allotted one whole page to articles titled "Great man in 20th century" and "Tower of the Juche Idea" illustrated with a portrait of the smiling President.

Recalling that prominent figures who recorded their feats in the world history of politics in the 20th century deeply respected the President, the paper gave a detailed account of the historical facts that Stalin, Mao Zedong, Tito, Sukarno, Che Guevara and other prominent figures respected the President as a distinguished leader of the world socialist cause and the cause of independence against imperialism.

If you go to Pyongyang, you can watch the torch on the Tower of the Juche Idea, the stone tower highest in the world, which seems to flare up, it noted, and went on: The tower was unveiled in April 1982, the 70th birth anniversary of the President in order to symbolize the greatness and immortality of the Juche idea.

It was visited by foreigners including political and public figures of many countries.

The paper also edited a poster celebrating the centenary of the birth of the President and a photo of the tower.