There was also a Korean called Kim Yong Yong. Wasn't he a martial arts novelist? Kim Yong of Korea could write martial arts novels.

Kim Yong Yong, male, American citizen, born in 1959 in Seoul, South Korea. He moved to the United States with his family when he was five years old and grew up in the state of Pennsylvania. His father was a dental surgeon who had taught at a university. In 1991, Kim received a medical doctor's degree from Harvard Medical School and a doctor's degree in human history from Harvard University in 1993. Kim Yong Yong used to be the dean of Harvard Medical School and was appointed president of Dartmouth College in March 2009, becoming the first Asian president in Ivy League history. On April 16, 2012, the World Bank Group announced that the Korean American medical expert, Kim Yong Yong, would replace President Robert Zoellick, who stepped down at the end of June 2012, as the 12th President of the World Bank.

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My answer was wrong. Kim Yong Yong was a character from the ancient Chinese novel Water Margins, not a modern Korean. I had mixed up two characters. Wuxia novels were a type of literature that often appeared in ancient China, and Jin Yong was one of the more famous characters. Thank you for your advice.