前央视记者敬一丹过世 王丹致意其勇气和良知

前央视著名主持人、记者敬一丹于9月13日因病过世，享年71岁1。敬一丹出生于黑龙江省哈尔滨，1988年入职央视，1994年加入"东方时空"，1996年起主持"东方时空"、"焦点访谈"等栏目，2015年退休1。

六四民运学生领袖王丹在社交媒体上向敬一丹致意，首次公开1993年敬一丹采访自己的往事1。王丹表示，当年夏天自己刚出狱不久，在北京三味书屋活动中遇到敬一丹，她现场对自己进行了专访1。敬一丹曾对王丹说："当然不能播，但她想先留个纪录"1。王丹对这一举动给予高度评价，称"已经是很有勇气了"，并表示"仅凭这一点，我要向敬一丹致意"1。王丹认为敬一丹在肃杀年代的采访行为展现了勇气和良知1。学运人士吾尔开希也证实，学运期间有央视记者进行过采访，表明"不准播出是他们的事，而是否采访则是我们记者的事"1。

Former prominent CCTV host and journalist Jing Yidan died on September 13 from illness at the age of 71.1 Born in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, Jing joined CCTV in 1988, joined the program "Oriental Horizon" in 1994, and hosted both "Oriental Horizon" and "Focus Talk" from 1996 until her retirement in 2015.1

Following her death, Wang Dan, a student leader of the 1989 pro-democracy movement, paid public tribute to Jing on social media and publicly disclosed for the first time details of an interview she conducted with him in 1993.1 According to Wang Dan's account, shortly after his release from prison, Jing approached him during an event at Beijing's Sanwei Bookstore and conducted an on-the-spot interview.1 When Wang Dan questioned whether the material would be broadcast, Jing replied: "Of course it cannot air, but I wanted to first keep a record."1 Wang Dan characterized her action as demonstrating significant courage, stating: "Based on this alone, I wish to pay tribute to Jing Yidan."1 Another student movement figure, Wu'erkaixi, corroborated that CCTV journalists had conducted interviews during the movement, emphasizing: "Whether it can be broadcast is their concern, but whether to conduct the interview is a matter for us journalists."1