Aseng

aseng Indonesian Etymology From an alteration of the word id asing foreign. Also compare id nan-hbl 阿成 A-sêng, a common stereotypical Indonesian Chinese name or nickname. Pronunciation aséng Noun Aséng id slang offensive derogatory ethnic slur Non-Indonesian people, especially Chinese people id Jelang Pilpres, calon petahana ini juga diserang tudingan antek aseng (China). Isu ini bermula dari kesepakatan awal ia bersama Presiden China Xi Jinping mengenai kehadiran 10 juta wisman China ke Indonesia. Di Acara Relawan, Jokowi Bantah Jadi Antek Asing dan Aseng CNN Indonesia 03 Nov 2018 Ahead of the presidential election, the to-be incumbent was also attacked by accusations of being a foreign (Chinese) lackey. This issue started from the initial agreement between him and Chinese President Xi Jinping regarding the presence of 10 million Chinese foreign tourists in Indonesia. https://www.cnnindonesia.com/nasional/20181103153237-32-343729/di-acara-relawan-jokowi-bantah-jadi-antek-asing-dan-aseng https://web.archive.org/web/20260102152441/https://www.cnnindonesia.com/nasional/20181103153237-32-343729/di-acara-relawan-jokowi-bantah-jadi-antek-asing-dan-aseng 2 January 2026 id Masihkah Menganggap Pilkada DKI Jakarta 2017 Sebagai Kita vs. Mereka a.k.a Asing dan Aseng? Ahmad D. Rajiv Propaganda yang mereka sebar adalah bahwa suatu saat nanti ketika kekuasaan sudah ada di tangan Hary Tanoe, atau Ahok dalam kasus Pilkada DKI Jakarta serta kafir asing maupun aseng pada umumnya, umat Islam akan mendapatkan perlakuan semena-mena dan penindasan. Medium 22 Mar 2017 The propaganda they spread is that one day when power is in the hands of Hary Tanoe, or Ahok in the case of the Jakarta gubernatorial election, and foreign infidels in general, Muslims will be treated arbitrarily and oppressed. https://romansarajiv.medium.com/masihkah-menganggap-pilkada-dki-jakarta-2017-sebagai-kita-vs-mereka-a-k-a-asing-dan-aseng-55dd6d291b04 Usage notes The usage of this term is commonly used alongside the word id Asing (capitalized form of id asing). While both these words target non-Indonesians, the term id Asing is refers to generally any foreign power or people (especially Westerners), while the term id Aseng specifically targets anything related to China (ranging from the People's Republic of China to generally Chinese people and/or Indonesians with Chinese descent). This slur is also commonly driven in a political context alongside racial ones. See China–United States trade war.