The article titled "DPRK-ever stable" written by a senior journalist of the magazine who visited the DPRK said as follows:

I wanted to visit the DPRK very much.

The moment I look down the country out of the plane window I could not repress my excitement.

A lot of secrets about the DPRK are under cover no matter how much science has developed. Most of people just make their own presumptions. There is a saying "seeing is believing."

Mansu Hill where the statues of Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il stand is the symbolic place showing the history of the Korean revolution, patriotism, trust in the leaders and the course of the DPRK's development.

The magazine carried photos introducing politics, economy, culture and other fields of the DPRK.