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As the coronavirus spreads, so does anti-Asian discrimination. Tilburg University students from China, Taiwan and Indonesia speak out on their experiences. Yingshu Deng holds up her phone. It shows a screen capture of a meme account for Maastricht students on Instagram. Yingshu, an economics student at Tilburg University, received the screen capture a few weeks ago from a friend who studies in Maastricht. After four years of studying in the Netherlands, Yingshu thought she had heard all the stereotypes about her people and her culture.
I never thought this would happen in the Netherlands. Ever since the deadly coronavirus was first detected in the populous city of Wuhan last year, another epidemic seems to be spreading across the globe even faster than the virus: anti-Chinese sentiment, fueled by fears and anxiety over the virus outbreak. The Netherlands is on the list, too. In Tilburg, a Dutch student from Chinese descent was brutally attacked in the elevator of a student building after she asked a group of people to stop singing the song Voorkomen is beter dan Chinezen.
The year-old student, Cindy, suffered a concussion and knife cuts from the attack. Similar stories, with less dramatic endings, are told by international students from Asian countries. My friend was alone, and it was late at night. She was very scared. In another incident, Taiwanese exchange student Ivy Chan escaped an attempted attack and robbery on the day she arrived in Tilburg this semester. I feel like he targeted us because of our Asian appearance.
The first few weeks after that horrible experience, I was afraid to leave the house at night without wearing a hat or a hoodie. She was stopped at the door as she wanted to enter the bar, while her friend—a white student from Poland—was allowed in. I know they sometimes randomly check IDs at the door, but it felt strange that he made a comment about my ethnicity.
