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Awi Chin’s debut a presents overdue Chinese-Indonesian representation

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In this article: Awi Chin

Written by Amahl S. Azwar, and was originally published in Jakarta Post

Nov 22, 2021

With his debut novel Yang Tak Kunjung Usai (Never Ending), Awi Chin proves that an Indonesian coming-of-age story does not require foreign or dystopian settings to be good. As a matter of fact, the novel brings up historical events related to an issue rarely discussed: the lack of Chinese-Indonesian representation in literature. Fifty-four years ago, on Nov. 14, 1967, Indonesia marked one of its bloodiest moments when Dayak groups attacked Chinese-Indonesian minorities living in the rural area of West Kalimantan. Around 3,000 people are reported to have died during the attack. 

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