Cannot input Chinese using handwriting

I cannot input Chinese characters when using handwriting.
After I pressed "shift+control+space", handwritten and select the desired Chinese character, it cannot be shown in the input location.
Anyone has same experience ?
I found this problem after I upgraded to OS X Lion.
Thanks a lot !

yesterday 11/29, my mac update to 17.0, the handwriting didn't put the chinese, I try 18.0beta also didn't work. so i goto ftp.mozilla.org get the 16.0.2
it is working fine. (I disable the autoupdate in firefox). Wait for the fix

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