Writing chinese character into a file

Hi,
I need to write chinese characters into a file,I used FileOutputStream, using the method write(byte[] b)...
whereby I will convert the chinese word into bytes....
but it couldn't work...
Please Help!!

you can write the unicode hex string (e.g. 606D559C53D18D22 for Gong Xi Fa Chai) into a text file by using the following code
          PrintWriter out2 = new PrintWriter(new BufferedWriter(new OutputStreamWriter(new FileOutputStream("chinese_out.txt", false), "UTF-8")));
               int countChineseChar = chineseHex.length()/4;
               int index = 0;
               String c = "";
               int b;
               for(int i=0; i<countChineseChar-1; i++)
                    c = new String(chineseHex.substring(index, index+4));
                    b = Integer.parseInt(c, 16);
                    out2.write(b);
                    index+=4;
Note that the OutputStreamWriter uses the UTF-8 to encode the unicode hex. I'm assuming that the hex is fixed at 4 digits each character
syam

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