Chinese Character Search

Hi All,
I am working on an application which supports Chinese character search.
I am having a column in one table which stores the chinese names.
Now when this column contain only the chinese character the search query : select * from table where chinese_name like '{chinese_character}%' gets failed, leading to 0 returns.
On the contrary, when the name is a mix of english and chinese characters then this query gives result. Being specific, the english characters should be first.
Please suggest
Regards,
Nitesh

Still no response after 2 weeks...

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Short Text
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