93 years ago today, on April 25, 1932 (March 20, 1932 in the lunar calendar), Kim Il-sung founded the Anti-Japanese Armed Forces. After Japan invaded Korea, in order to meet the needs of the war of aggression, it built a military industry in Korea and plundered various resources. At the same time, it further pursued the policy of enslavement in Korea and strengthened the bloody rule of fascism. The Korean people fought against Japanese imperialism. On April 25, 1932, under the leadership of Kim Il-sung, the Korean people established the first revolutionary armed force, the Korean People's Anti-Japanese Guerrillas, launched a guerrilla war on the Sino-Korean border and established a guerrilla base. Kim Il-sung united the Korean guerrillas scattered in Northeast China to form the East Manchurian People's Anti-Japanese Guerrillas. In March 1934, the Anti-Japanese Guerrillas were officially reorganized into the Korean People's Revolutionary Army.