Looking at the counter in the hall of the first floor, he had an inquiring look.
  All the accompanying officials didn't know why. Approaching the counter, Comrade Kim Jong Un asked what that counter was for.
  An official answered that the counter is for selling souvenirs to holidayers. At this, Comrade Kim Jong Un said there is no need to do so and pointed out that the holiday camp is not a place of selling goods, but a place for the holidayers to have good meals and take a good rest.
  After looking round the banquet hall, he called at the counter again and asked what would be better instead of the counter, Lecturer Ri Jong Im at the Korean Revolution Museum said and continued:
  "There was silence for a good while. Saying over and over again what would be good, the respected Comrade Kim Jong Un told the officials that it would be good to furnish the counter of souvenirs with the photographic equipment for printing photos of holidayers. And he continued: The scientists can have nothing but photos taken as a token of their visit to the holiday camp. If they show the photos they have taken at the holiday camp to their family members and colleagues, the latter will be pleased. The holiday camp should be furnished with a complete set of good photographic equipment."
  The holidayers came to see themselves spending pleasant days in photos under the loving care of Comrade Kim Jong Un who had the wonderful holiday camp built for the scientists and took warm care of their life.