E72 Chinese character support available?

Hi all,
I recently bought a E72 with English/Spanish/French/Portuguese languages available and noticed that it cannot display Chinese characters in texts and the internet browser. Is there any way to change the OS to one supporting Chinese characters (e.g. Hong Kong version)? Are there any other ways I can view Chinese or other Asian text in applications or websites?
Thanks,
Jeff

I've written a solution of how to read chinese characters on the E72 here:
/t5/Phone-Applications/REQ-Nokia-Messaging-Enable-Japanese-amp-Chinese-in-email/td-p/732249
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