This article explores the common stereotype that all Koreans are named Kim. It examines the history and culture of Korea, the prevalence of the name Kim in Korean society, and the significance of family names in Korea. The article emphasizes the importance of cultural understanding, challenging stereotypes, and promoting cultural sensitivity when interacting with people from different backgrounds. It concludes that while many Koreans do have the last name Kim, it is not true that all Koreans are named Kim.