How to show simple chinese in jsp

when I use simple chinese in jsp,in the portlet all the char convert into B>B-CB*B;C.B6B/,but in the servlet,all the simple chinese char it right,I have set the conentType = "text/html;gb2312",but the problem is still.
somebody can help me!
thanks!

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[[u]b]2.jsp[/b][/u]
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