Why is it called Indian Asan, and is India really dirty?

"Red-headed Ah San" may be an unfamiliar term to today's young people, but it is very familiar to today's 60- and 70-year-old Shanghainese. The reason why it is called "Red-Headed Asan" is roughly as follows: All Indian patrol officers wear red scarves on their heads (in fact, Indian policemen who serve as traffic policemen and patrol policemen wear red scarves around their heads, and any guard is Yellow scarf wrapped around the head) so it is called "red head". There are two theories about "Asan": one is that Indians are slaves who have subjugated their country, and their status in the eyes of Shanghainese is third lower than that of Xizhao and Huazhou; the other is that Indians have a catchphrase "I say" when speaking. , "I say", its homophonic sound is "Ah San", the red head plus Ah San is called "Red Head Ah San".

Their society is relatively fair compared to ours