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Contents 1 Japan-Korea relations 2 Other foreign relations 3 Arts and literature 4 Politics and government 5 Religion 6 Professors, schools, and students 7 Finance and economy 8 Popular culture 9 General biographies 10 Local interest 11 Diaspora populations 12 Language-related 13 Other

[edit] Japan-Korea relations

Sōshi-kaimei,[DYK] name-change policy in Korea under Japanese rule Hong Sa-ik, lieutenant general in the Imperial Japanese Army Kim Suk-won, Hong's subordinate Hibiya High,*[DYK] Tokyo public school, expelled Koreans in 1905 JAL Flight 351, hijacked to N. Korea by the Japanese Red Army Japanese people in North Korea[DYK] Dear Pyongyang, documentary on Zainichi repatriation to Korea Jjokbari, a Korean-language ethnic slur for Japanese people Kwon Ki-ok, first Korean female aviator, fought against Japan

Park Kyung-won, second Korean female aviator, trained in Japan An Chang-nam, first Korean aviator, trained in Japan, then defected Korea University (Japan), Japan's only university teaching in Korean Shunpei Mizuno/Shunsui Nohira, Japanese author writing about Korea Lee Kyung-jae, one of the founders of Mintohren Kiuchi Jūshirō, Japanese official in colonial-era Korea Durham Stevens,[DYK] Japan lobbyist from Washington D.C. Jang In-hwan and Jeon Myeong-un, Stevens' assassins

[edit] Other foreign relations

Vitaly Fen, Uzbekistan's ambassador to South Korea List of countries with consulates in Hong Kong Karl Ivanovich Weber, first Russian consul in Korea Choe Deok-geun, Southern diplomat killed by North in Vladivostok Song Du-yul,[DYK] professor accused of spying for N. Korea Iran-North Korea relations Iran-Japan relations Russia-Vietnam relations North Korea-Mongolia relations Czech Republic-Mongolia relations Hungary-South Korea relations

Egypt-Mongolia relations China-Mozambique relations China-Zimbabwe relations[DYK] China-Somalia relations China-Kenya relations Japanese orphans in China Liao Chengzhi, major figure in PRC-Japan relations Republic of China-South Korea relations Republic of China-Mongolia relations People's Republic of China-Italy relations Bangladeshi-Japanese relations

[edit] Arts and literature

Lee Hoesung, Zainichi Korean author, born in Karafuto Lavrenti Son, Kazakhstani playwright The Back Door, alternate history invasion of Hong Kong Bandhak,* the first Hindi film made in the US Nikolai Shin,[DYK] Uzbekistani painter Scar literature,[DYK] post-Cultural Revolution genre in China Quynh Nguyen,* Vietnamese pianist Shōko Ieda,[DYK] Japanese non-fiction writer, author of Yellow Cab

Wolf Totem,[DYK] best-selling Chinese book about Inner Mongolia Lu Jiamin aka Jiang Rong, its author Zhang Chengzhi,[DYK] China's leading Muslim author The Journal of a Schoolgirl, 2006 North Korean film Noon Meem Danish, Pakistani poet of African descent Lisa Matsumoto, Hawaii playwright who wrote in pidgin Belinda Chang, Taiwan author Angela Hur, Korean American author

[edit] Politics and government

Zohra Drif, Algerian senator, portrayed in The Battle of Algiers Valery Kan, Russian politician Hasan Mahsum, East Turkestan Islamic Movement member Vaithilingam Sornalingam,* Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam leader Ministry of Patriots' and Veterans' Affairs (South Korea) Chang Sung-taek, brother-in-law of Kim Jong-il Rashid Lucman, the "Sultan of Mindanao" Wake no Kiyomaro, Japanese official of the Nara period Child Act 2001, a Malaysian law Musa Hassan, Malaysia's Inspector-General of Police

Arstanbek Nogoev, former mayor of Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan Song Hye-rang,[DYK] Kim Jong-il's sister in law, defected 1996 Ri Han-yong, Song's son, defected 1982, murdered 1997 Nyasha Chikwinya, Zanu-PF women's league head Chen Chi-li, killed Henry Liu on KMT orders Tung Kuei-sen, one of Chen's henchmen Wang Hsi-ling, who ordered the killing Rimsky Yuen, Hong Kong lawyer and Guangdong CPPCC member Roman Tmetuchl, Palauan kempeitai officer, businessman, and politician

[edit] Religion

Yusuf Ma Dexin, first to translate Qur'an to Chinese Islam in Vietnam George Heber Jones, American missionary in Korea

Nyonya binti Tahir, Malay convert to Buddhism Maniam Moorthy,[DYK] Malaysian Everest climber J. D. Provoo, Buddhist U.S. Army sergeant accused of treason

[edit] Professors, schools, and students

German Kim, professor of Koryo-saram studies Jian Li,[DYK] Yale student accusing Princeton of discrimination Jessamyn Liu, West Point's first Chinese American valedictorian Tenri University, Tenri, Nara-ken, Japan Kyrgyz Technical University, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan

Gimpo Foreign Language High School, Gimpo, South Korea Shen Chun-shan, former National Tsing Hua University head FPT University, Vietnam's first private IT university Hsia Chih-tsing‎, scholar of modern Chinese literature Wang Der-wei, scholar of modern Chinese literature

[edit] Finance and economy

Zokwang Trading, N. Korean company accused of money laundering Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (South Korea) Financial Supervisory Commission (Republic of China) Formosa bond,* non-NTD bonds issued in Taiwan by foreign entities Panda bond, RMB bonds issued in China by foreign entities Kimchi bond, non-won bonds issued in S. Korea by foreign entities

Arirang bond, won bonds issued in S. Korea by foreign entities DGSE Companies, NASDAQ-listed jewelry/metals wholesaler Mongolian Stock Exchange, world's smallest by market cap Companies listed on the Mongolian Stock Exchange Nelson Chai, Merrill Lynch's CFO since Dec. 2007 Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam

[edit] Popular culture

Jimmy Murakami,* Japanese-American movie director Liu Huan,* Chinese pop/opera singer Mohammad Iqbal Khan,* Indian television actor Hamed Behdad,* Iranian movie actor Tajima Honami,* Japanese television actress Kibriyo Rajabova, Tajik pop singer Ng Tian Hann,* Malaysian film director Escopetarra,* rifles made into guitars Kelvin Kwan,* Hong Kong pop star from Canada The Wonder Girls,* a Korean girl band

Anita Tsoi, Russian pop singer Urker, Kazakhstan folk/pop trio Martin Hyun, German ice hockey player Nominjin, Mongolian pop singer Andy Alviz,* Filipino musician from Pampanga May Lee, talk show host on Star TV Yang Erche Namu, Mosuo singer/writer Unsung Heroes,[DYK] 1970s - 80s North Korean film series Zee Telugu,* southern India cable television station OMGWTFBBQ! Ben Affleck is dead![DYK]

[edit] General biographies

Art Smith, American stunt pilot Christina Kim (fashion designer) Eu Tong Sen, 19th-century tin magnate from Penang

Islam Mohamed Himu, Japan resident misaccused of terror links Quách Nhứt Danh, Vietnamese American businessman Peter Nguyen, anti-human trafficking activist in Taiwan

Still substubs:

Jamal ad-Din (astronomer) Robert Dixon (explorer), Australian surveyor

Kunio Maekawa, Japanese architect Karl Weber (German politician)

[edit] Local interest

Mpack, Senegal,[DYK] a border crossing to Guinea-Bissau Korea Central Zoo,[DYK] Pyongyang, North Korea Tianweiban, a Chinese village whose name no one can type Palace of Unity, Dushanbe, Tajikistan

Riverside Cemetery (Denver, Colorado) Beijing Weather Modification Office 1996 Lijiang earthquake Defiance Regional Medical Center,* northwestern Ohio public hospital

[edit] Diaspora populations

By diaspora	In East/Southeast Asia	Other
Americans overseas	Americans in Hong Kong,* Americans in Japan*
Bangladeshi diaspora	Bangladeshis in Malaysia, Bangladeshis in Japan
Overseas Chinese	Ethnic Chinese in Brunei, Ethnic Chinese in Korea, Chinese people in Japan, Republic of China nationals in Vietnam	Chinese people in Spain, Chinese people in Russia[DYK], Chinese people in Iran, Ethnic Chinese in Panama
Overseas Filipinos	Filipinos in South Korea, Filipinos in Japan (just stubs)
Indonesian diaspora	Indonesians in Hong Kong, Indonesians in Japan, Indonesians in South Korea	Indonesian Australians, Indonesian Canadians, Indonesian New Zealanders, Indonesians in Saudi Arabia
Japanese diaspora	Japanese people in Hong Kong,*[DYK] Japanese people in North Korea[DYK], kikokushijo (children of expatriates who return to Japan)	Japanese people in Russia[DYK]
Korean diaspora	Koreans in Hong Kong, Koreans in Vietnam,[DYK] Koreans in Malaysia, Koreans in Singapore, Koreans in Indonesia, Koreans in Taiwan	Koryo-saram (with HongQiGong), Sakhalin Koreans,[DYK][GA] North Koreans in Russia,[DYK] Koreans in the Arab world,[DYK] Koreans in Iran,[DYK] Koreans in Africa, Koreans in France, Koreans in Germany, Korean Canadians (was previously just a list), Korean New Zealanders, Koreans in Palau
Mongolian diaspora	Mongolians in South Korea, Mongolians in Japan, Mongolians in Taiwan	Mongolians in the Czech Republic, Mongolian American (was previously an article about an academic association for Mongol studies)
Russian diaspora	Russians in Hong Kong, Russians in Korea[DYK]
Overseas Vietnamese	Vietnamese people in Korea, Vietnamese people in Japan, Vietnamese people in Taiwan	Vietnamese people in Russia
Other nationalities	Thais in Hong Kong, Malaysians in South Korea, French people in Korea, Germans in Korea, Israelis in China, Iranians in Japan[DYK]	Deportation of Cambodian Americans, Cambodians in France

By destination	Articles
China	Israelis in China; Hong Kong: Japanese people in Hong Kong,*[DYK] Americans in Hong Kong,* Koreans in Hong Kong, Indonesians in Hong Kong, Thais in Hong Kong, Russians in Hong Kong; Taiwan: Koreans in Taiwan, Mongolians in Taiwan, Vietnamese people in Taiwan
Japan	Chinese people in Japan, Filipinos in Japan, Iranians in Japan,[DYK] Indonesians in Japan, Mongolians in Japan, kikokushijo (children of expatriates who return to Japan), Vietnamese people in Japan, Bangladeshis in Japan, Americans in Japan
N/S Korea	Ethnic Chinese in Korea, Filipinos in South Korea, Vietnamese people in Korea, Japanese people in North Korea,[DYK] Malaysians in South Korea, Russians in Korea,[DYK] French people in Korea, Germans in Korea, Mongolians in South Korea, Indonesians in South Korea
Russia	Koryo-saram (with HongQiGong), Sakhalin Koreans,[DYK][GA] North Koreans in Russia,[DYK] Japanese people in Russia,[DYK] Vietnamese people in Russia, Chinese people in Russia[DYK]
Rest of Europe	Chinese people in Spain, Koreans in France, Koreans in Germany, Mongolians in the Czech Republic, Cambodians in France
Southeast Asia	Chinese people in Brunei, Koreans in Vietnam,[DYK] Koreans in Malaysia, Koreans in Singapore, Koreans in Indonesia, Republic of China nationals in Vietnam, Bangladeshis in Malaysia
Other countries	Deportation of Cambodian Americans, Koreans in Iran,[DYK] Koreans in the Arab world,[DYK] Koreans in Africa, Korean Canadians (was previously just a list), Ethnic Chinese in Panama, Indonesian Australians, Korean New Zealanders, Indonesian New Zealanders, Koreans in Palau, Indonesian Canadians, Indonesians in Saudi Arabia

[edit] Language-related

• Kontsevich system, a system for the Cyrillization of Korean
• Sarikoli language,^[DYK] a language of Xinjiang, China
• Koryo-mar, the dialect spoken by Koreans in Central Asia
• JSL: Japanese language education in Russia,^[DYK] Japanese language education in the United States,^[DYK] Japanese language education in Kazakhstan, Japanese language education in Mongolia, Japanese language education in India, Japanese language education in Vietnam, Japanese language education in Qatar, Japanese language education in Thailand
• Tungusic languages series: Nanai language,^[DYK] Solon language, Udege language, Xibe language
• Lahu language, a language of Yunnan, China
• Lugbara language, a language of Uganda and DR Congo

[edit] Other

• Hopae, the Joseon-dynasty version of an ID card
• Down to the Countryside Movement
• Coreoleuciscus splendidus,^[DYK] a famous Korean fish
• Yellow cab (stereotype)^[DYK]
• Moose milk, which does a body good