Fail to toggle between Chinese & English as per logged in language in WAD

Hi WAD Gurus,
WAD does not allow us to modify descriptions accordingly to the logged
in 'language'.
Login in EN.
Create & Save WAD template.
Log in ZH (simplified Chinese)
Modify descriptions to Chinese.
Problem #1 When template is executed in EN - The output descriptions
replaced the English text- it becomes the garbled characters, which is
not what we expect.
We expected to see English descriptions when user logged in EN. And we
expect to see Chinese descriptions when user is logged in ZH.
Problem #2 We tried a work around, where we put <English text desc -
chinese description> .
To do this, we had to be logged in ZH. However, after saving the
template, we could not modify the template again when logged in as EN,
it gives us the error (screenprint) and then it will not save giving a
run-time error ‘5’
Please suggest solutions for the problems above.
SAPGUI 640 FEP 25
BW350 FEP 12.343
Regards
Mahendra

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