Chinese Characters in Body of the Email when sending attachments.

I have google and exchange accounts connected to mac mail. Whenever I send an attachments through the exchange account via mac mail, the recipient receives the attachment however is filled with Chinese characters in the body of the email that look like this (⁥敧敮慲整⁤祢䔠捸慬浩牥吠浥汰瑡⁥摅瑩牯漠㘰ㄺ㨶㈳䘠楲慤ⱹ㤠䨠湡慵祲㈠㄰‵ⴭാ㰊呓䱙⁅祴数琽硥⽴獣㹳⹐慥捥㌱㙥〭㉢ⵤ㐴㜳㠭㐸ⴴ散㜸挴㌳㌳㑢笠਍䴉剁䥇㩎〠浣〠浣〠瑰਍ൽ䰊⹉慥捥㌱㙥〭㉢ⵤ㐴㜳㠭㐸ⴴ散㜸) and goes on for 10-15 lines even when there is no content in the email.
The OSX that I am running is Yosemite Version 10.10. Does anyone have a resolution to this problem? Thanks

It looks like bogus chinese created when a message encoded as utf-8 is read as if it were encoded as utf-16.
See if the people who run the exchange server can help, if that is the only account where this happens. Such systems often botch encodings. I don't know of anything you could do at your end beyond playing with the Windows Friendly attachment setting in Mail.

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