The respected Comrade
"Training schoolchildren to be excellent successors to the revolution, who will shoulder the future of the country, is a very important undertaking that cannot be compared to any other undertakings."
The work of bringing up the future of the country is the most important of all state affairs that cannot be compared to any other undertakings and nothing, however subtle it may be, can be neglected in the work of bringing up the rising generation. This is the noble intention of the respected General Secretary.
The respected General Secretary visited Changjon Primary School in Central District on May 30th, 2012.
When he came out to the corridor after looking round the classrooms, his face suddenly clouded over.
The officials looked around for anything insufficient, but they could not find out what made him unhappy.
They thought everything was well furnished.
Reading their minds, the General Secretary pointed to one side of the corridor.
He said that it would be a good idea to put benches with garment hangers on one side of the corridor, so that students could hang their wet raincoats and winter coats on it when it rains or snows. And he added that if the corridors were furnished with them, the students would be able to sit there and have a rest at break time.
He said that he would send benches with garment hangers in person, adding that in order to prepare them properly, he should know the distance between the doors of the classroom and the number of benches needed, and that he would send officials concerned to get the necessary data.
That's how the school was furnished with benches with garment hangers.
There is a saying that the universe is reflected in a drop of water.
The story of the benches, a piece of small furniture clearly shows how great and ardent the love of the respected General Secretary for the rising generations is.
This is not the only case.
When he visited the Wisong Junior Middle School in Unjong District, the General Secretary suggested on making grooves on the desks' surface so that books and pens should not fall off. When he visited the Kangbuk Senior Middle School, he personally sat on the chairs for students to see whether they were strong enough or not.
The future of Korea is rosy and bright as it is brought into full bloom under the fatherly love of Comrade
