As North Korea approaches the 80th anniversary of the founding of the Workers’ Party on October 10, the country is witnessing a surge of patriotic fervor. The party’s official newspaper, Rodong Sinmun, reported on Wednesday that a nationwide relay of loyalty letters addressed to the General Secretary is making its way across the country, met with enthusiastic support.
The front page of Rodong Sinmun highlighted the relay, describing how these letters of devotion from all corners of the nation are converging on Pyongyang to mark this significant party milestone.
The newspaper vividly portrayed the letter relay scenes unfolding in various provinces. It emphasized the people’s overwhelming sense of pride and confidence in their revolutionary cause, noting their unwavering commitment to the General Secretary’s leadership and their determination to contribute wholeheartedly to the comprehensive rejuvenation of the nation.
Page 2 spotlighted the Kosan Fruit Farm, lauding it as a shining example of transformation. The farm’s remarkable progress was attributed to the General Secretary’s hands-on guidance, meticulous care, and tireless dedication.
The third page celebrated a national sporting achievement, reporting that North Korean wrestler Han Chong-song clinched gold in the 57 kg (about 126 lbs) category at the 2025 World Wrestling Championships in Croatia on Monday.
The fourth page revisited the 1983 film Breaking Through the Trials. It highlighted a poignant scene illustrating the direct impact of party policies on individual lives, underscoring that every citizen’s role is crucial in implementing these policies.
Page 5 focused on Sinpo City’s seafood farming enterprise. The article praised the General Secretary’s visionary leadership in coastal aquaculture, describing how his guidance has elevated the enterprise to a national treasure. It painted a vivid picture of Sinpo’s coastline at dawn, with the morning glow symbolizing the renewed determination to restore the city’s storied reputation as a fishing hub.
The sixth page continued its multi-day coverage of Mount Kumgang’s recent United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage site designation. Additionally, it reported on the international recognition of North Korea’s 77th founding anniversary, noting congratulatory visits to embassies by dignitaries from countries including Cambodia, Laos, Egypt, and Pakistan.
