Block chinese characters in mail

I am getting considerable amounts of spam written with Chinese characters. Is there a way to make a rule to send all to junk or spam folders?
Thanks.

I get a lot of spam in Russian Cyrillic. I have simply set some spam rules using a few common characters. If any email arrives in my inbox with those cyrillic characters present, they are immediately forwarded to my spam folder.
I don't know if Chinese is the same way. But look at a few of the emails, looking for common characters. Then create a filter rule that treats that email as spam.

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