CM25 - Display in Simplified Chinese

Hi,
Does anyone of you know who to fix the Simplified Chinese in CM25 in ECC6.0? In CM25, i see ??? for those chinese characters by using SAP standard profile like SAPSFCT002.
Thanks
Regards,
Jay

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