Chinese display in C7

Hello,
I just want to read Chinese when I am browsing the webpage. Is is possible to simply fix this by adding a Chinese font? I saw someone successfully did similar things in other models, but I am not sure for C7 as this is released not long ago. Has anyone done this on C7? or by other methods?
Many thanks,
tony

I just found a simple solution by myself.....Install the Opera mobile brower....
then I can read Chinese though can not input Chinese yet.
tonyxc wrote:Hello,
I just want to read Chinese when I am browsing the webpage. Is is possible to simply fix this by adding a Chinese font? I saw someone successfully did similar things in other models, but I am not sure for C7 as this is released not long ago. Has anyone done this on C7? or by other methods?
Many thanks,
tony

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