Popular Korean names often reflect cultural significance and familial values. Common male names include Joon, meaning "handsome," and Min, which signifies "clever." For females, names like Soo, meaning "excellent," and Yuna, which translates to "allow," are frequently chosen. In Korea, names typically consist of a family name followed by a given name, often composed of two syllables. The choice of a name can be influenced by factors such as astrology, family heritage, and personal preferences, making each name unique to the individual and their background.