When ssh to remote host, how can I know the bash pid running on remote host?

When I ssh to a remote host, Is it possible that I get the remote bash pid in my local machine? or vice versa?

for example on local terminal, I simply do ssh and keep connection to run my tasks:

ssh user@remote.com

and the ps is like this on local machine:

ps faux
...
shunh    32683  0.1  0.0 121148  5116 pts/2    Ss   07:02   0:00  \_ -bash
shunh    33079  0.6  0.0 189360  8484 pts/2    S+   07:03   0:00      \_ ssh -X remote_host

and on remote_host:

ps faux
...
root     214679  0.0  0.0 158820  5724 ?        Ss   07:03   0:00  \_ sshd: shunh [priv]
shunh    214681  0.0  0.0 158820  2556 ?        S    07:03   0:00      \_ sshd: shunh@pts/1
shunh    214682  0.0  0.0 121124  3608 pts/1    Ss   07:03   0:00          \_ -bash

So can I get the pid number "214682" in my local machine?