金永勋

Korean name 'Kim Yong-hun' (김영훈) rendered with the Sino-Korean characters used in Hanja: 金 (Kim/Gim) is the most common Korean surname, 永勋 (Yong-hun) means 'eternal merit'. Several real bearers exist, such as the South Korean film director Kim Yong-hun; also a common K-drama character name.

Korean names in Chinese keep their original characters rather than being phonetically transliterated like Western names - that's why there's no middle dot. 金 = surname Kim, 永 'eternal', 勋 'merit/glory'.