People in Cantonese, especially those in Guangzhou and Hong Kong, know that "Moro" refers to Indians. A few decades ago, at the intersection of Huifu West Road and Sipailou, and at the intersection of Huifu West Road and Weixin Road, there was an eye clinic opened by Indians, and the neighbors living nearby called it "Moro Yiguang"; In recent years, Guangzhou has opened several restaurants with Indian chefs. Curry is authentic enough, and the older generation of Guangzhou people who have the qualification of "former six lang" call it "Moro restaurant" In Hong Kong, from the Opium War to the 1960s and 1970s, most policemen were Indians, and Hong Kong people called them "Moro policemen". That is, "Molo fork"