Those who took the floor said that the President was an outstanding great man who had the noblest virtues a man could ever possess.

They noted that the President was like a doctor of human psychology well versed in people's minds and possessor of encyclopedic knowledge and had rare memory.

The President was the strongest in mental power as he was fully possessed of the mental power a man could ever reach, they said, adding:

The indomitable mental power of the President serves as a textbook for training the service personnel and people of the DPRK into the ones strong in idea and faith and a basic source of strength that led the revolution to one victory after another.

The President was the most prominent man whom neither great man nor a leader in the world could ever match but was a great common man who lived a very simple life like all other people all his life.

The image of the tender-hearted President who showed the noble traits and quality as the most perfect independent human being through his whole life is always remembered not only by the Korean people but also by humankind as the eternal sun.

Present there were Ri Il Hwan, department director of the C.C., the Workers' Party of Korea, Kim Jong Sun, chairwoman of the C.C., the women's union, officials of the union and its members in the city.