跟进：李昌钰博士追思及安葬仪式在扬州举行，夫人蒋霞萍称带他回家

美籍华人刑事鉴识专家李昌钰博士的追思及安葬仪式 10 月 23 日在江苏省扬州市扬州墓园举行。李昌钰今年 3 月 27 日在美国逝世，享年 87 岁；10 月 18 日重阳节，他的夫人蒋霞萍抱着他的灵骨回到扬州。23 日上午，亲友先在墓园多功能厅吊唁并举行追思会，随后举行安葬仪式。

追思现场，墓园大门处设有写有「李昌钰博士追思告别会现场」的指示牌，多功能厅门口摆放着李昌钰的遗像，现场纪念文字写道：「你是一束光，照亮过许许多多的生命；你是一片海，让干涸的生命重新焕发光芒；你是一柄正义之剑，穿透重重黑幕。」22 日晚间，墓园附近花店内已摆满成排的花束，缎带上写着「沉痛悼念李昌钰博士」，23 日一早送往墓园，现场花篮绵延近百米。不少亲友 23 日从中国各地和国外赶来送行。仪式现场不收帛金，家属按扬州习俗回赠礼盒，盒中除糖果与「步步糕」外，还有一张背面印有李昌钰生平的照片，以及一把「口袋测谎尺」：那是纽黑文大学李昌钰鉴识科学研究所的科普纪念教具。他的学生周兆成在现场表示，这把小尺子寄托了李昌钰毕生的准则：他说李昌钰常教导他「办案凭证据，做人凭良心，律师守底线，鉴识讲科学」。

李昌钰 1938 年 11 月出生于江苏如皋，5 岁时随家人迁往台湾，后赴美国深造与工作，曾任康涅狄格州警政厅长、纽黑文大学终身教授，在数十年职业生涯中参与鉴识与侦办 8,000 余起案件，曾为美国全部 50 个州和至少 46 个国家担任法医专家、在 70 多个国家讲学、为约 600 个执法机构提供咨询，参与调查的案件包括肯尼迪遇刺案重新调查、「水门事件」、辛普森涉嫌杀妻案与「9·11」恐怖袭击事件等，被誉为「华人神探」「当代福尔摩斯」。

对于为何把安葬地选在扬州而非出生地如皋，蒋霞萍解释，李昌钰出生于大陆、成才于台湾、成名于美国，一生大部分时间在海外，但两人走遍世界许多地方、包括回如皋，住的都是宾馆，「只有回扬州，我们住的是家里。所以我说，把先生安葬在扬州，就是带他回家」。她说，先生眷恋的不只是出生的故土，更眷恋中国这片广阔的土地、这里的文脉与中华民族的乡音。她还介绍，李昌钰生前曾说过不留遗骸、要把遗体捐出，「只留眼睛，因为他下一世还要靠眼睛吃饭」。

Follow-Up: Memorial and Burial Service for Dr. Henry C. Lee Held in Yangzhou, Wife Jiang Xiaping Says She Brought Him Home

The memorial and burial service for Dr. Henry C. Lee, the Chinese American forensic scientist, was held on October 23 at Yangzhou Cemetery in Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province, China. Lee died in the United States on March 27 at the age of 87. On October 18, the Double Ninth Festival, his wife, Jiang Xiaping, carried his ashes back to Yangzhou. On the morning of October 23, family and friends paid their respects and held a memorial service in the cemetery's multifunction hall, followed by the burial ceremony.

At the site, a sign at the cemetery gate directed mourners to the memorial service, a portrait of Lee stood at the entrance of the hall, and a memorial inscription read: "You were a beam of light that lit up many lives; you were an ocean that let withered lives shine again; you were a sword of justice that cut through layers of darkness." On the evening of October 22, a flower shop near the cemetery was already lined with bouquets whose ribbons read "In solemn memory of Dr. Henry C. Lee"; they were delivered to the cemetery early on October 23, and the flower baskets at the site stretched nearly one hundred meters. Many relatives and friends traveled from across China and from overseas to bid him farewell. No condolence money was accepted; following Yangzhou custom, the family returned a gift box containing candy and traditional pastries, a photograph of Lee with his biography printed on the back, and a "pocket lie-detector ruler," a science-outreach souvenir of the Henry C. Lee Institute of Forensic Science at the University of New Haven. His student Zhou Zhaocheng said at the service that the small ruler embodies the principles Lee lived by, recalling that Lee often taught him: handle cases on evidence, conduct yourself on conscience, hold the line as a lawyer, and let forensics speak with science.

Lee was born in Rugao, Jiangsu, in November 1938, moved with his family to Taiwan at the age of five, and later studied and worked in the United States, where he served as Connecticut's commissioner of public safety and as a professor at the University of New Haven. Over a career spanning decades he worked on more than 8,000 cases, served as a forensic expert in all 50 U.S. states and at least 46 countries, lectured in more than 70 countries, and consulted for some 600 law enforcement agencies. Cases he worked on included the reinvestigation of the Kennedy assassination, Watergate, the O.J. Simpson case, and the September 11 attacks, earning him the nicknames "the Chinese Sherlock Holmes" and "the modern-day Sherlock Holmes."

Asked why Yangzhou, rather than his birthplace Rugao, was chosen as his resting place, Jiang Xiaping explained that Lee was born on the mainland, educated in Taiwan, and made his name in the United States, spending most of his life overseas, but that wherever the couple traveled, including Rugao, they stayed in hotels; "only in Yangzhou did we stay in our own home. So I say that burying him in Yangzhou is bringing him home." She said what he longed for was not only his birthplace, but China's broad land, its cultural heritage, and the sounds of the Chinese language. She also recalled that Lee once said he would leave no remains and would donate his body, "keeping only my eyes, because in my next life I will still make my living with them."

来源：GSM·美国（原文链接）

图片来源：图：中国江苏省扬州市瘦西湖（资料图）。李昌钰博士的追思及安葬仪式在扬州举行。照片：Caitriana Nicholson，CC BY-SA 2.0，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Slender West Lake in Yangzhou, Jiangsu, China (file photo). Dr. Henry C. Lee's memorial and burial service was held in Yangzhou. Photo: Caitriana Nicholson, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

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