央视资深主持人敬一丹于2026年9月13日因病去世1。敬一丹在长期的新闻生涯中对贫困地区和弱势群体保持着深切关注，这一承诺在她的公益事业中得到充分体现。2002年，她在《东方时空》首次采访了贵州桐梓克勤小学1。
2015年从央视退休后，敬一丹并未停止关注那些曾经采访过的孩子1。2021年，已是退休身份的她时隔十八年对克勤小学进行了回访，推出《红粉笔》节目，记录当年采访的贫困学生的成长变化1。其中学生杨芳的故事令人印象深刻——这个女孩曾因家庭贫困舍不得买1元彩笔，后来在初中阶段又因家庭负担被迫选择打工1。
这些年来的深入观察让敬一丹形成了独特的人生视角。她曾说："我见过世界上这么多事，知道阳光下是怎样的，也要知道角落里是怎样的。"1 她还表达了那些贫困儿童对她生命的深远影响："当我心里永远住着这样一群孩子时，我的目光是不一样的。"1
Jing Yidan, a senior host at China Central Television, passed away on September 13, 2026 1. Southern Weekly has revisited an earlier interview that illuminates her lesser-known philanthropic dedication, particularly her sustained focus on poverty alleviation and disadvantaged communities.
Jing's engagement with these issues began in 2002, when she first visited Kezin Primary School in Tongzi, Guizhou Province during a reporting assignment for the program Eastern Time and Space 1. Nearly two decades later, in 2021—after retiring from CCTV in 2015 and publishing her memoir I Met You—the veteran journalist returned to the same school for an eighteen-year follow-up, producing a program called Red Chalk 1. The revisit documented the lives of children she had originally interviewed, including Yang Fang, a student who had once been unable to afford a one-yuan colored pencil due to poverty and later left school to work in order to ease her family's financial burden 1.
In reflecting on her reporting philosophy and personal motivation, Jing stated: "I have witnessed so much in this world; I know what lies in the sunlight, and I must also understand what exists in the shadows" 1. She further expressed her deep emotional investment, saying: "When my heart forever holds a group of children like this, my perspective becomes different" 1. These remarks encapsulate a journalistic career marked by an unflinching commitment to the stories and struggles of the vulnerable.
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