People live with memories of different things. ...

One day a foreign woman, on her visit to DPR Korea, looked around the nursery and kindergarten of a factory and burst out her emotion as follows: It is really surprising that a factory has its own nursery and kindergarten. In my country, it is extremely difficult for working mothers to keep their jobs. It takes so much money for them to put their children under the care of nurseries that they cannot work as they want and they are afraid of giving birth to children. But DPR Korea pays special attention to building nurseries at factories and takes the responsibility for them. Where else can we find such happy mothers in the world? I am very envious of the Korean women. ...

In high praise of the fact that in DPR Korea all children study to their hearts’ content to become masters of future under the best educational conditions provided by the state, a figure from Australia said: I was very moved by the modernity of medical facilities and high quality of medical service, but what impressed me more was the fact that the children’s hospital also serves as their school and home. The hospital has the classrooms where hospitalized children have lessons so that they would not lag behind the school curriculum. In addition, children usually feel nervous automatically even at the mentioning of a hospital, but as it is furnished with indoor and outdoor playgrounds, they feel as if it were their home. I have never seen this type of hospital even in the Western countries which are alleged to be advanced. ...

The staff members of the diplomatic missions in DPR Korea looked around different places in Pyongyang Primary School for Orphans set up in a modern fashion under the warm love of the Workers’ Party of Korea for rising generations and future, and expressed their deep impression about the happy orphans who are studying to their hearts’ content with nothing to envy in the world to prepare themselves to be masters of future. ...

The October holiday has dawned up. ...