Downloading chinese character

I am downloading vendor names using dataset.
Sap is non unicode. I am loggin on in english language (EN)
In the program i am writing open dataset encoding UTF-8.
But the vendor names in chinese doesnot download in correct format.
What do i need to do?

When you download in Excel, the character formats are taken from the Front end, besure that the chinese font is installed in your system, i.e. you OS should support the lanagugae format you are downloading to.
<b>better that u contect ur basis peson to solve ur problem...</b>

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