Red Flags Set Up in Lecture Rooms

From Voice of Korea.

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Red Flags Set Up in Lecture Rooms
The Central Cadres Training School of the Workers’ Party of Korea is located in the Kumsusan area of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.

There are red flags in all lecture rooms of the school for training the backbone of the WPK.
The respected Comrade Kim Jong Un visited the Central Cadres Training School of the WPK under construction on March 30, 2024 and saw that a red flag was set up on the platform of lecture hall No. 1.
He stressed the need to set up red flags not only in lecture hall No. 1 but also in all the lecture rooms, saying that then, the communist character of the school for training backbone cadres of the WPK would be further emphasized.
The red flag is a symbol of revolution. During the period of the colonial rule of the Japanese imperialists when they had neither party nor government, the anti-Japanese fighters held the red flag high to liberate the country and victoriously advanced the revolution while fighting bloody battles to build a communist society. The red flag is a legacy handed over by the generation of pioneers of the Korean revolution to the next generation and a baton to be held by the revolutionaries until the day of victory.
On May 21 that year, Kim Jong Un participated in the inaugural ceremony of the Central Cadres Training School of the WPK and said he had red flags set up in all lecture rooms, adding that the red flag intensively reflects the revolutionary character of our Party.

The red flags set up in the lecture rooms of the political institution of the WPK represent the great trust and expectation of Kim Jong Un who wants all the reserve cadres of the Party to grow to be officials thoroughly armed with the red-flag idea of the anti-Japanese fighters.