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Han Dong-hoon
South Korean politician (born 1973)
Kim Sung-hwan
former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade (1953 - )
Insooni
Kim In-soon (; born April 5, 1957), known professionally as Insooni (), is a South Korean singer who made her debut in 1978 as a member of Hee Sisters (). Since then, she has recorded a total of 19 albums, 14 of them full-length albums. She is acclaimed as South Korea's R&B diva, having garnered a wide range of fans over her 45+ year career. She is one of the few South Korean singers to have performed at Carnegie Hall in New York City and has earned several top prizes from South Korean music awards. She is distinguished by her rich, throaty voice with wide vocal range on stage. She was born to
Song Young-moo
South Korean Minister of National Defense, retired Admiral
Park Jie-won
South Korean politician (1942-)
Huh Chang-soo
Chairman of GS Group
Shim Hye-jin
South Korean actress, model, 1967
Kwak Min-jeong
South Korean figure skater

Chang Dae-hwan
South Korean businessman
Suh Wook
South Korean army general
Kim Shin-young
South Korean comedian
Chough Pyung-ok
South Korean politician (1894-1960)
Han Moo-hyup
South Korean soldier, businessman and government official (1923–2017)
Kim Jun-hyun
South Korean comedian
Nana
South Korean pop singer, born 2001
Choi In-ho
South Korean writer (1945-2013)
Song Minsoon
South Korean politician and diplomat
Kim Jong-oh
South Korean politician
Kwon Young-ghil
South Korean politician, journalist, and trade unionist
Kim Young-bin
South Korean singer and rapper (1993)
Sun Dong-yol
South Korean baseball player
Kim Sang-su
South Korean baseball player (born 1990)
Son Seokhee
South Korean TV announcer and journalist (1956-)
Hong Seok-hyun
South Korean diplomat
Lee Hun-jai
South Korean politician
Jeon Yeo-ok
South Korean politician and writer
Ha Soo Bin
South Korean singer
Lee Yong-soo
South Korean activist

Yoon Kwang-ung
South Korean politician