🌻Thanks for joining today’s adventure, everyone! Follow me on Instagram for more updates about life in China: kats_journey_east 🌻 How do I get such stable footage even while biking and walking? 📷 amzn.to/45rObZy She's waterproof, shoots in 4K, and is very tiny and portable, perfect for recording an action-packed day without the fuss of a fancy complex setup 👽This is an affiliate link, so I will receive a small commission if you buy a product through the link👽 Where do I get the music used in these videos? 🎵 share.epidemicsound.com/5cya7q Content creators can enjoy unlimited access to a huge variety of music - funky, peaceful, upbeat, or whatever else you’re looking for - and eliminate the headache of navigating copyright strikes on TH-cam! All I can say is... wish I knew about it since day 1 🤣
I fully empathise with Arun. I hate the noise and the crowds. OMG, the incessant honking! It would drive me crazy within 5 minutes. I'm glad I cannot experience the smells through a video.
Whoa Katherine! This one is a total surprise! Never imagined that you would be here, in India! I'm totally used to see you exploring Chinese streets and lifestyle, so this one is totally unexpected. I laughed out so hard when you spoke out Chinese accidentally to the shop owner! I was literally anxious to see what you would experience in the next minute, considering how totally different Indian lifestyle is compared to China. I share the same thoughts as Arun with regard to chaos. Even I get overstimulated and overwhelmed every time and it gets too much for me too, even though I have lived in India all my life, unlike Arun. Loads of love from India and eagerly awaiting your (cycling) stories from China again!
OH MY GOODNESS. I WOKE UP AND SAW THIS ON MY PHONE! I have been so waiting for this! YAY! Katherine I love it! How wonderful. God bless you. You are having such a rich life. Good for you.
Your friend took you to old Delhi which has old infrastructure and is considered lower income . Your average middle class and upper middle class Indians don't really venture there. There are other less chaotic more peaceful neighborhoods in Delhi. But the cool thing about Old Delhi is you see the real India that's not been influenced by the west ( example air conditioner shopping malls, fancy restaurants, etc). I lived in Delhi for many years and rarely ventured to Old Delhi( maybe once in 6 years). It's noisy, dirtier, chaotic but there's lots of beautiful old infrastructure, monuments and mosques there.
Now i finally get to experience the great adventure of Katherine into a place unknown to and unseen by myself! As always Katherine's good spirit makes the whole video a lot of fun to watch
Wow, the human congestion in the city is more intense than I thought. Kat, I have to say this. You are the perfect ambassador for USA with your knack for languages and Arun is a very dashing guide.
I burst into laughing when you said nihao, just reminds me of us speaking English with some Chinese blurted out unconsciously🤣 Love your videos and possitive attitude. You guys are cute.
The scene of the street reminds me of the life just before my birth in a Chinese town, which stays in my imagination of my father's life back in the 1970s. This is called vibrancy.
I have no problem to join the scene when people are nice and true to people, be it chaos or crowdy alleyways. Yet, I believe Katherine is prepared and lucky to be able to go there.
I am awed with the wiring system and wonder how many get hurt by electricity. Similar wiring messes can be seen in some cities in Thailand and Malaysia. I once was asked to look into the electric system in an Indian city. With all those wiring messes, about 25-30 % of electricity was illegally tapped and stolen. Thanks for sharing the chaos in Delhi. Have a safe journey there.
Katherine: first part of the video you went to the old Delhi chaotic streets right across the mosque, which was also my favorite part of Delhi. I visited there in March 2018, wandering around alone by myself for 2 hours. Loved those wires over the tiny streets. Glad that you like it too. Amazing country!
You are amazing, Katherine, speaking Hindi! Friends of mine said I was an Indian in my previous life coz I especially love Indian food, Indian culture and Hinduism. My best friend was an Indian during my schooling days. When I was in my teens, I would daydream about Indian villages all the time. Now that I am a fully matured adult, all my home furniture are all from India. This video is a real treat for me because, guess what? I have not been to India yet!!. Thanks a lot!!👃👃
Great video! Wow you can also speak Hindi! India must be truly a colourful country even a little bit chaotic. Thank you for sharing this awesome video with us and take care.
Wow! You truly know how to enjoy life down to the details. I just love how you always view the world around you with such an open mind. Keep it up, Katherine! I will always support this channel. Btw, do you realize that you can speak the languages of more than 4B people in this world? Do you also speak Spanish or French?
I learned French in high school but just couldn’t get into it , too similar to English and i got bored, same goes for Spanish😭 and glad you like the vlogs 😎😎
I like this video, this remainds me the crowds in Shanghai Rail Station, this is even more crowd than that. No wonder that the population in India has overtaken china this year. And in the last miniute, I surprisingly find that you still wearing the t-shirt with Chinese on it!!! An American wearing Chinese T-Shirt walking on India street, fantistic!
Thank you for the video! I first visited India in 2005 mainly to volunteer at an organization in Chennai that helps children with cerebral palsy and again in 2007 which was my last time:( I think I spent a total of 2 months in India. It was a culture shock for someone from Chicago and yes, there was a lot of chaos back then and in your video. The hardest thing was seeing lots of homeless children and wishing you could help them. I grew to love Indian food as a result of my first trip and I hope you were able to try the Indian version of Chinese food there. I did see cows in Delhi but also elephants in the streets in other parts of India. I stayed with some Indian families and 1 Chinese family living there and I have to say that the Average Joe in India is very friendly and hospitable. Some of the kids in the smaller towns were very curious of my Chinese skin color and were touching my face and arms which I didn’t mind. India is a huge country with many different people like China and it would take you a lifetime to explore. Hope you go back in the future!
@@kats_journey_east Yes, 2 months was not enough for me in India. There was a German couple volunteering at the same organization I was at who spent a year there in 2005 and it was still not enough. I was so glad in your video that I didn’t see western influence like McDonald’s, KFC, etc that you see in China because it seems like every successive year, I see bigger Chinese people/university students that come to Chicago. When you go back to India which I think you will, definitely take the long distance trains. In 2005 and 2007, I only paid a few dollars going from Delhi to southern India with a bunk bed in 3rd class. You will definitely meet your Average Joe and he/she might even invite you to their house. It happened to me as Santosh and his mom offered me chapati bread on the train with long conversation and a few days later I was at their house for dinner (the mom and her 3 sons and 2 of the sons’s families all under 1 roof). 2 years later I saw Santosh again. Definitely go with a companion like Arun or your boyfriend because I was told by my Indian professors at Northwestern University that sometimes people drug you with food or drinks and rob you if they see you’re a foreigner. I see a lot of Indians at Subway restaurants in Chicago and they’re surprised and happy that I spent time in India and loved the culture and food. I’ve even encouraged friends and relatives to go briefly and they come back happy they went. Definitely catch a long 3-4 hr Bollywood movie next time you’re there (the audience was like 70-80% male) and maybe ride a motorcycle through the towns and countryside (it might be hard with a bicycle like you did in China). Santosh whom I met on the train drove me through the countryside and town of Jaipur with him in his motorcycle and he drove like crazy on the sidewalks a few times that we got in a minor accident. Last time I was in India and China at same time was in 2007 so I really appreciate your quality videos as I am planning a return to both countries in future.
My only advice is don't venture outside of the city without a local guide. It's the only country in Asia that I've visited and didn't feel safe from time to time.
@@kats_journey_east Hi Katherine! Can you develop please? Were you uncomfortable traveling alone because you were solicited by people, or because it was too complicated on your own?
@@miaouscleaumonocle It's just known in the tourism/travel industry. Girls and women are always accompany even locals. Try to dress very conservatively. Reason is cultural. I guess you haven't been paying attention to their news etc.. groping is very common for single females traveling etc... When it comes to girls being alone. It is very similar to hard core Islamic countries.
@@miaouscleaumonocle I guess the answer is pretty clear to any visitor who has traveled in this place. It's you who should take a personal dip into the place to feel yourself. I think she was very polite when talking about her impression and feeling in the video but that doesn't reflect what she was really feeling and thinking. She's way much stronger and simpler than me because after I have watched all those videos by travelers I don't dare to go there. The guide guy and she both went to China's Nanjing University and have pretty good first hand experience and comparison in their mind how crowded, dirty and chaotic this capital city is.
Any place different from where you are is paradise on Earth. Like your Indian friend, I hate such chaos (third world ultra crowded markets).. and we long for the peaceful quiet places of other countries. We probably need a balance of chaos and order.
Yess, you finally got to go, so happy for you! You're forever stamped into my heart as that hilarious white girl in high school who was obsessed with India 😂
Omg lovely to hear from you again after all these years! Yes the india dream finally came true I just wish I could have had longer🤣I am Waiting for my next opportunity
🌻Thanks for joining today’s adventure, everyone! Follow me on Instagram for more updates about life in China: kats_journey_east 🌻
How do I get such stable footage even while biking and walking? 📷 amzn.to/45rObZy
She's waterproof, shoots in 4K, and is very tiny and portable, perfect for recording an action-packed day without the fuss of a fancy complex setup
👽This is an affiliate link, so I will receive a small commission if you buy a product through the link👽
Where do I get the music used in these videos? 🎵 share.epidemicsound.com/5cya7q
Content creators can enjoy unlimited access to a huge variety of music - funky, peaceful, upbeat, or whatever else you’re looking for - and eliminate the headache of navigating copyright strikes on TH-cam! All I can say is... wish I knew about it since day 1 🤣
Katherine is a good girl, you have a positive manner and attitude to everything! You will be happy anytime, anywhere and anything!
Arun is such a good sport, from his body language one can almost hear him say, "Katherine, can I show you a nicer and quieter place than here?"
Lmao
I fully empathise with Arun. I hate the noise and the crowds. OMG, the incessant honking! It would drive me crazy within 5 minutes. I'm glad I cannot experience the smells through a video.
Arun is the coolest Indian guy. We both are peace loving guy and love our delicious dessert. 😅
Whoa Katherine! This one is a total surprise! Never imagined that you would be here, in India! I'm totally used to see you exploring Chinese streets and lifestyle, so this one is totally unexpected. I laughed out so hard when you spoke out Chinese accidentally to the shop owner! I was literally anxious to see what you would experience in the next minute, considering how totally different Indian lifestyle is compared to China. I share the same thoughts as Arun with regard to chaos. Even I get overstimulated and overwhelmed every time and it gets too much for me too, even though I have lived in India all my life, unlike Arun. Loads of love from India and eagerly awaiting your (cycling) stories from China again!
The Chaos full of vigorous activities is the life breeding for ordinary people.
你应该是个高种姓的
🏳🏳🎂 xin
OH MY GOODNESS. I WOKE UP AND SAW THIS ON MY PHONE! I have been so waiting for this! YAY! Katherine I love it! How wonderful. God bless you. You are having such a rich life. Good for you.
Your friend took you to old Delhi which has old infrastructure and is considered lower income . Your average middle class and upper middle class Indians don't really venture there. There are other less chaotic more peaceful neighborhoods in Delhi. But the cool thing about Old Delhi is you see the real India that's not been influenced by the west ( example air conditioner shopping malls, fancy restaurants, etc). I lived in Delhi for many years and rarely ventured to Old Delhi( maybe once in 6 years). It's noisy, dirtier, chaotic but there's lots of beautiful old infrastructure, monuments and mosques there.
@William J no
Thank you always to those youtuber who always showing the reality about China.
God bless them 💞.
❤️🇨🇳🇮🇳🔥
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Wow, what a cool place. The compassionate treatment of the cows and pigeons is really commendable.
pigeons are a good food source. It tastes delicious with the right cooking.
Now i finally get to experience the great adventure of Katherine into a place unknown to and unseen by myself! As always Katherine's good spirit makes the whole video a lot of fun to watch
Wow, the human congestion in the city is more intense than I thought. Kat, I have to say this. You are the perfect ambassador for USA with your knack for languages and Arun is a very dashing guide.
This was so fun to watch. You are so positive! 😁
Don't know if you remember this, but your 10th grade history teacher (Mrs. J) loves your channel and tells her students about you!
OMG, for real? this is a Huge Honor
@@kats_journey_east Believe Prof. Gobbles! After all, We just put the Gobbler's Day behind us!
Katherine I think only you can enjoy this chaos 🤣
Great vlog Thx Cathy!
I burst into laughing when you said nihao, just reminds me of us speaking English with some Chinese blurted out unconsciously🤣 Love your videos and possitive attitude. You guys are cute.
Great video! Looks like you are having a lot of fun there.
The scene of the street reminds me of the life just before my birth in a Chinese town, which stays in my imagination of my father's life back in the 1970s. This is called vibrancy.
I have no problem to join the scene when people are nice and true to people, be it chaos or crowdy alleyways.
Yet, I believe Katherine is prepared and lucky to be able to go there.
多謝！
❤️🌹
12年前去过新德里，也是这样拥挤，到处都是rickshaw。在我这中国人的眼睛里，印度充满了异域风情，新奇脏乱又舒适的感觉，incredible.
很奇特的组合，如果印度的女性安全做的好点，倒也是个有趣的旅游地。
新奇脏乱又舒适...? 哈哈
I am awed with the wiring system and wonder how many get hurt by electricity. Similar wiring messes can be seen in some cities in Thailand and Malaysia. I once was asked to look into the electric system in an Indian city. With all those wiring messes, about 25-30 % of electricity was illegally tapped and stolen. Thanks for sharing the chaos in Delhi. Have a safe journey there.
You really are a very nice lady kath! I can see that you try very hard to find nice things to say!
阳离子这是在周游世界最多的三个人口国家，中国，美国印度，这个风土人情可真是了解的太有趣味了，太有情趣了。
I can feel Arun's stress coming out in waves through my laptop screen 😄
Katherine: first part of the video you went to the old Delhi chaotic streets right across the mosque, which was also my favorite part of Delhi. I visited there in March 2018, wandering around alone by myself for 2 hours. Loved those wires over the tiny streets. Glad that you like it too. Amazing country!
Oh this was a different video, very interesting trip around Delhi, I enjoyed this one 👍😄
Do not go out alone at night. India is so vulnerable for women to travel. God bless you.
Hi Kate....Nice to know you're in India.
This video remind me of my visit to India back in 2012. Its was a time zone; ancient to modern.
What CHAOS! I can see the beauty in the chaos.
Good that you have a local with you.
澳門老太太說，有些不經過人間困苦的人，對別人所處的惡劣環境，可能會用享受欣賞的眼光視之。
True said brother 🙏
You are amazing, Katherine, speaking Hindi! Friends of mine said I was an Indian in my previous life coz I especially love Indian food, Indian culture and Hinduism. My best friend was an Indian during my schooling days. When I was in my teens, I would daydream about Indian villages all the time. Now that I am a fully matured adult, all my home furniture are all from India. This video is a real treat for me because, guess what? I have not been to India yet!!. Thanks a lot!!👃👃
Daydream about Indian villages 😂 wow ... By the way , where are you from ?
@@Ayisha4889 I watched those old MGR shows, yes, that kind of villages. There is always a funny thin guy and the girl.
Great experience to see the people, alley ways, vendors... rain, editing and music were perfect!
Those green chilli and lemon hanging in front of the shops. Very cute tradition.
Great video! Wow you can also speak Hindi! India must be truly a colourful country even a little bit chaotic. Thank you for sharing this awesome video with us and take care.
oh katherine, katherine, you are so energetic and positive I wish I have your youth again to try out whatever I fancy
感谢阳离子还加了中文字幕！印度小哥也帅，有文艺范儿
Be extremely careful to where you choose to go in India. Just make sure you have reliable person to show you around. Be safe. 🥰
Your friend Arun is so fun!
this is a hardcore of how real ordinary indian folks daily life can be not some bs tourist place...great job ms kathy & happy post thanksgiving!
印度的宗教与传统保持的太好了，我也喜欢这种街市，很生活化，市场很有活力
@2:15, the jungle of telecommunication wire somehow stays connected and the system somehow works - it’s a metaphor of India.
Wow ! What a Chaos & Monsoon experience !
Beautiful video. The chaos, colours, noise, modernity in the train, etc . This is India!!
New fan from China. Your attitude is inspiring. Your video made me want to visit India.
妳有很正面的思想，我很喜歡！就是生活，沒有好壞！
Wonderful sceneries! I am super in love with Indian food and wish to visit one day
阳离子很有语言天赋，心态好，很快入乡随俗。
Kathy you are one of the best tourist guides in the world , after China now is India . Good jobs .
Wow! You truly know how to enjoy life down to the details. I just love how you always view the world around you with such an open mind. Keep it up, Katherine! I will always support this channel. Btw, do you realize that you can speak the languages of more than 4B people in this world? Do you also speak Spanish or French?
I learned French in high school but just couldn’t get into it , too similar to English and i got bored, same goes for Spanish😭 and glad you like the vlogs 😎😎
I like this video, this remainds me the crowds in Shanghai Rail Station, this is even more crowd than that. No wonder that the population in India has overtaken china this year. And in the last miniute, I surprisingly find that you still wearing the t-shirt with Chinese on it!!! An American wearing Chinese T-Shirt walking on India street, fantistic!
Very positive girl😊
It is an opportunity for you to visit India for a long time, Miss Katherine, as it is a beautiful country.
I love this. I wouldn't mind seeing a few more countries.
Thank you for the video! I first visited India in 2005 mainly to volunteer at an organization in Chennai that helps children with cerebral palsy and again in 2007 which was my last time:( I think I spent a total of 2 months in India. It was a culture shock for someone from Chicago and yes, there was a lot of chaos back then and in your video. The hardest thing was seeing lots of homeless children and wishing you could help them. I grew to love Indian food as a result of my first trip and I hope you were able to try the Indian version of Chinese food there. I did see cows in Delhi but also elephants in the streets in other parts of India. I stayed with some Indian families and 1 Chinese family living there and I have to say that the Average Joe in India is very friendly and hospitable. Some of the kids in the smaller towns were very curious of my Chinese skin color and were touching my face and arms which I didn’t mind. India is a huge country with many different people like China and it would take you a lifetime to explore. Hope you go back in the future!
2 months ?? So envious 😭😭 these few days were not enough, waiting for my next chance to explore india again
@@kats_journey_east Yes, 2 months was not enough for me in India. There was a German couple volunteering at the same organization I was at who spent a year there in 2005 and it was still not enough. I was so glad in your video that I didn’t see western influence like McDonald’s, KFC, etc that you see in China because it seems like every successive year, I see bigger Chinese people/university students that come to Chicago. When you go back to India which I think you will, definitely take the long distance trains. In 2005 and 2007, I only paid a few dollars going from Delhi to southern India with a bunk bed in 3rd class. You will definitely meet your Average Joe and he/she might even invite you to their house. It happened to me as Santosh and his mom offered me chapati bread on the train with long conversation and a few days later I was at their house for dinner (the mom and her 3 sons and 2 of the sons’s families all under 1 roof). 2 years later I saw Santosh again. Definitely go with a companion like Arun or your boyfriend because I was told by my Indian professors at Northwestern University that sometimes people drug you with food or drinks and rob you if they see you’re a foreigner. I see a lot of Indians at Subway restaurants in Chicago and they’re surprised and happy that I spent time in India and loved the culture and food. I’ve even encouraged friends and relatives to go briefly and they come back happy they went. Definitely catch a long 3-4 hr Bollywood movie next time you’re there (the audience was like 70-80% male) and maybe ride a motorcycle through the towns and countryside (it might be hard with a bicycle like you did in China). Santosh whom I met on the train drove me through the countryside and town of Jaipur with him in his motorcycle and he drove like crazy on the sidewalks a few times that we got in a minor accident. Last time I was in India and China at same time was in 2007 so I really appreciate your quality videos as I am planning a return to both countries in future.
Just subscribed to your channel a while ago and saw this India adventure of yours😁 enjoy watching your videos travelling around places👍
It's about time for a new video! New Delhi wow!
Great travel experience!! This video is as real as it gets. 👍
阳离子，到印度要小心飲食，尽量找些比較干淨的地方吃飯，还有不要待太久，祝你好運，保重！保重！🙏🙏
你的生活太精彩啦
If i say everybody is honking their horns is an understatement 😂 love it. Real life on delhi so unlike in Hollywood movies.
Arun is so handsome, Wei should be concerned hahaha. Thanks for the music which brings out some nice vibe from this chaotic and rainy scene!
You are always optimistic and strive to maintain a sunny personality in all situations.
❤❤❤❤❤❤ Katherine you are so talented! Love your friend Arun, he is so cute!
Those sunglasses vendors are so delighted with you speaking to them in Hindi! (4:25)
Katherine is so talented with languages.
Wow, those low-hanging power and telecom cables are so cool!
哦 阳离子 you do make your friend Arun suffered 😃👍👍👍👍I been india 2 times , I do love it!
Kathy is impressive! I thought speaking a 2nd language is impressive and Kathy can speak 3 completely different languages. Kathy is one talented lady.
Such a fun video. The brief glimpse of the dosa at the end had me salivating. Looking forward to seeing the next video.
That was great seeing a bit of India and we even got a bit of monsoon which was a nice, interesting bonus.
Different pace and sound u made. Loved it
Nice video. These are the tapestries of India. Its amazing.
之前去过孟买，印象最深的就是满街的流浪狗，当时还去了孟买的沙滩，当地人说风景特别好，要知道狗和猫一样，也喜欢在沙子里拉尿，所以，我已经忘记那海是什么样子了，只记得低头躲雷
哈哈哈
Woman in India, please take the best care!
Anyone noticed the open toilet on the street!
What ever your video is about , I just love it!
Thanks for presenting a wonderful ordinary india life
We’ve been watching you enjoying your Plan B in China for so long. Seeing you finally experiencing your Plan A is really refreshingly fun! :D
看得出来这里经济活跃度很高👍👍👍
I enjoyed watching the monsoon rain with bustling Old Delhi City street as the backdrop. 🌧 🛺 👍
My only advice is don't venture outside of the city without a local guide. It's the only country in Asia that I've visited and didn't feel safe from time to time.
Of all the countries I’ve visited it’s the only one where I was totally uncomfortable traveling alone . Fortunately had Arun almost every day
@@kats_journey_east Hi Katherine! Can you develop please? Were you uncomfortable traveling alone because you were solicited by people, or because it was too complicated on your own?
@@miaouscleaumonocle It's just known in the tourism/travel industry. Girls and women are always accompany even locals. Try to dress very conservatively. Reason is cultural. I guess you haven't been paying attention to their news etc.. groping is very common for single females traveling etc... When it comes to girls being alone. It is very similar to hard core Islamic countries.
@@miaouscleaumonocle I guess the answer is pretty clear to any visitor who has traveled in this place. It's you who should take a personal dip into the place to feel yourself. I think she was very polite when talking about her impression and feeling in the video but that doesn't reflect what she was really feeling and thinking. She's way much stronger and simpler than me because after I have watched all those videos by travelers I don't dare to go there. The guide guy and she both went to China's Nanjing University and have pretty good first hand experience and comparison in their mind how crowded, dirty and chaotic this capital city is.
@@kats_journey_east dirty,chaotic,discrimation to the woman,also arrogance,this is India,will never ever want to go there.
Kathrine, now fully understand "thriving in chaos" by watching your interesting journey to India videos!
Welcome back home soon.
I have been to India. Now I have no doubt that you are absolutely adventurous and kindhearted.
非常喜欢 非常精彩 非常有活力的印度 在中国县城老城区还有这种感觉
Amazing 😊
Congrats! Your dream come true!
Any place different from where you are is paradise on Earth. Like your Indian friend, I hate such chaos (third world ultra crowded markets).. and we long for the peaceful quiet places of other countries. We probably need a balance of chaos and order.
很喜欢突然的骤雨！和家那边很像！还让我想起了之前的那部印度电影 季风婚宴 Monsoon Wedding (2001)
Your friend has awesome hair!
by the way, I've just landed in beijing from London about a week ago to start my postgrad (in person finally) here haha
Welcome glad to see you 🎉
Your videos are such a joy to watch. Loved your Hindi.
Yess, you finally got to go, so happy for you! You're forever stamped into my heart as that hilarious white girl in high school who was obsessed with India 😂
Omg lovely to hear from you again after all these years! Yes the india dream finally came true I just wish I could have had longer🤣I am Waiting for my next opportunity
@@kats_journey_east are you classmate？
I love this work for many reasons.
Chaos is great as long as it's neatly contained in a youtube video!
Lmao
@@kats_journey_east Are you officially separated from Wei? Just curious!
Thank you for showing us the other aspect of India， not propaganda，no prejudice.
谢谢阳离子❤有趣的主题，可爱的女孩
2 mins into the video and i'm already feeling like Arun can be a real compadre. chaos is scary.
What a coincidence,,southern Ontario is raining like crazy too. Was snowing last week.
虽然这辈子不回去，但还是很感谢你为我们展示了真正的印度的样子。
4.50: OMG!!! That woman! 😍🥰😘❤️🧡🤍💙💚