Cannot display chinese names in contacts

When I input the chinese names, the names show properly in the contacts. However after sometimes, it becomes all ???.
Anyone can help with this.

chulongjiang,
i solve the problem with your advice, thanks lot!
Regards,
Alan 24/11/2005

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