The state serves special foods such as meat and liquor[18] as well as necessities to the people on the Day of the Sun to signal that all well-being is thanks to the care of the leader.[3] The state tries to maintain a stable supply of electricity for the day to allow people to watch television, while theaters show special movies.[18] The food situation varies.[2] According to North Korean defector Kim Hyun-hwa: "The Sun Festival is one of the few occasions during which everyone can eat to their heart's content. Even those who go hungry on a regular basis usually manage to obtain three meals on this day. This is because North Korea marks it as the biggest holiday for the Korean people."[4] However, in 2015 the state reportedly failed to distribute rations and did not deliver middle-school uniforms that schoolchildren were expecting to receive.[14]