Chinese Email on 8320

When people send m chinese email, it just turn out to have a blank screen. Nothing is display. But if they send a chinese sms there is no problem. How can I solve this problem? What can I do? Please help!!!

try this Chinese OS update: https://www.blackberry.com/Downloads/entry.do?code=3DD48AB31D016FFCBF3314DF2B3CB9CE
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