Chinese character issue in BSP input text

Hi Experts,
We are using chinese characters for some text fields in BSP.
That characters are displayed correctly in the BSP screen. But the same is converted as numbers and special character in backend and stored in the database table.
When analyse this issue, got the information as the HTML is using Universal Character Set(UCS) code page and it converts all the special (Asian language ) characters to number format.
Since this text is used for report output in ABAP this number format again needs to be converted from UCS format to exact input format.
If you have solution like conversion method or already faced
this  problem kindly share it.
Thanks,
Saravanan V

Hi Raja,
Can you please help on this problem. I want to know whether there is any funciton module to convert the univercel character set code (HTML Codepage) page to SAP codepage. We are going to use ECC 6.0 which is unicode system for background R/3. So we can get the correct character format if identify the correct conversion method.
Please let me know if any information and expect some information on this.
Regards,
Saravanan V

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