Change the default encoding in Database

Hi everyone:
Here is a big problem in our project and I think one of you can help us.
Our new system will be a multi-language system. So the DBA set the db encoding into American_America.UTF8. But our business users just use the encoding type American_America.ZHS16GBK. That means we will insert GBK encoding character into the UTF8 database. But such setting will let my Report make some unreadable characters.
Can anyone tell me how to solve such problem. Thanks.

Thank you. But I think you misunderstand what I mean. I think if the Database is set to UTF8 and I insert the UTF8 encoding multi-language characters into it, my report will work well. That means the UTF8 database support any character but these character should be inserted in UTF8 format then the Report will work.
But in my solution, the database is UTF8. If I insert the UTF8 character, my report will work well Oracle Report will translate it to GBK or JIS. If I insert the GBK character into such database, Oracle Report will do the SAME TRANSLATION and make the characters unreadable. What I want is to provent such translation.

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