Does querybuilder support non-english character?

I want to make query using querybuilder with non-english character (Chinese)?
I tried with http://localhost:4502/libs/cq/search/content/querydebug.html but it is not working.
below is my query string:
property=contenttext
property.value=你好嗎
I have converted the chinese character (你好嗎)to unicode.
Can anyone help me?

That's a bug in the debugger UI. But it's easy to fix:
in crxde lite, overlay /libs/cq/search/components/querydebug/querydebug.jsp by copying it to /apps/cq/search/components/querydebug/querydebug.jsp
open /apps/cq/search/components/querydebug/querydebug.jsp
find the line "props.load(new ByteArrayInputStream(queryParam.getBytes("ISO-8859-1")));"
and replace with "props.load(new StringReader(queryParam));"
Will be fixed in 5.6.1.

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