Chinese PO printout (Unicode server)

Hi all,
Need some expert advice on chinese PO output.
1)if the purchasing group, payment terms description, incoterms and unit of measure are required to be printed in chinese on the PO, does that mean I have to configure the above in chinese by logging into the system with "ZH" language?
2)How about addresses for company codes, plants etc, can i log into the system with "EN" language and maintain the international version?
3)If the system is on unicode server, does that mean i will still be able to enter the chinese characters in the free text fields in the PO even when I logged into the system with "EN"?
4)If (3) is possible, if i logged into the system with "EN" language, and I select the english UOM. The PO will still be able to print out the UOM in chinese if i maintain the condition tables with the chinese output type?
5)ZH language must be installed in the system in order to print out the PO in chinese?
Anythings i need to look out? thanks.

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