An art performance was given in celebration of the 76th founding anniversary of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in the capital city of Pyongyang on September 9.
The venue for the performance given in front of the Mansudae Assembly Hall was full of working people, youth and students who came to see the performance.
Among the audience were Choe Ryong Hae, member of the Presidium of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, first vice-president of the State Affairs Commission of the DPRK and chairman of the Standing Committee of the Supreme People's Assembly, other senior officials of the Party and the government, deputies to the Supreme People's Assembly, labour innovators, meritorious persons, officials of ministries and national agencies, service personnel of the Korean People's Army, teaching staff and students of revolutionary schools, Pyongyang citizens and inhabitants of flood-hit areas staying in Pyongyang.
Invited to the event were overseas compatriots visiting the homeland on the occasion of the 76th founding anniversary of the DPRK, including the congratulatory group of Koreans in Japan, and representatives and staff members of foreign diplomatic missions in the DPRK and other foreigners.
The national anthem of the DPRK was played.
The performance which started with "The Glorious Motherland", a monumental ode to the country born along with its founding, put on the stage colourful numbers including famous songs on the theme of patriotism sung aloud in the past decades when gigantic struggles were waged to build and glorify the great state.
The performers sang highly of the eternal glory of the DPRK, which has demonstrated its might as a prospering country of miracles and a heroic Korea recognized by the world according to the unique state-building ideas and under the leadership of the peerlessly great men, and the happiness of its people leading a dignified and worthwhile life as members of an independent powerful country.
The performance reached its climax with the song "Our National Flag".
Fireworks were set off to distinctively decorate the end of the performance.
