Dr. Henry Lee amazed the world with his outstanding work in forensic (法庭的) science — the investigation and solving of crimes. Born in mainland China but raised in Taiwan, Henry, at the age of 22, was the youngest captain ever in the ei Police Department. In 1965, he went to the U.S. and completed his Ph.D. in biochemistry at New York University. Afterwards, he founded the forensic science program at Connecticut’’s University of New Haven. This world-renowned crime expert has helped investigate over 6,000 crimes around the world, including war crimes in Bosnia and Croatia. He has also been involved with many high-profile cases, such as the O.J. Simpson trial and John F. Kennedy’’s assassination. In 1986, he even solved a Connecticut murder without a body. How did Dr. Lee become such a great success in his field According to him, as well as possessing a thorough background in science, one needs to employ logic and curiosity, and not give up or be affected by public opinion. "Don’’t let anything pressure you to do something unethical," he once claims. Additionally, he emphasized the importance of doing the right thing with the right attitude — a "winner’’s attitude." A winner not only takes the initiative and rises to a challenge but believes that obstacles can be overcome and that any mystery can be solved. What is the main focus of this article