VOICED: Tiananmen: A bereaved mother's never-ending pain

The transcript details the tragic events of June 4, 1989, when Chinese soldiers violently ended pro-democracy protests, resulting in the death of many, including a young student named Jillian. His mother, Ding, has struggled with grief but found purpose as a human rights activist. Despite her efforts, her books on the events are banned in China. She continues to call for an open investigation and keeps a shrine for her son, hoping for the truth to be revealed.

What does Ding hope for regarding the truth about the events of June 4th?

What does Ding keep in her living room as a memorial?