Cannot print Chinese character in postscript 11iAS

We are using HRMS 11.5.10AS.
We want to print the report in postscript. However, some chinese character cannot be print correctly. ( it's right in TXT )
Anyone know how to solve it?

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

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