IPad Emails received in Outlook with Garbled Simplified Chinese Characters

My iPad users sent emails to Outlook(2003,2007) users but Simplified Chinese characters are all not readable!
The same email sent from Motorola smartphone has no such issue.
I report the case to Apple support on Nov. 3 and heard nothing until now.

Alardon wrote:
Hi all, sorry for opening an old thread.. I also experience the same issues. Does anyone know whether this problem have been resolved?
If you are having the same issue, the answer is "no". You could try to switch the OS language to Chinese and see if that makes a difference. The iPad has no way to select the encoding of outgoing messages, any adjustment necessary has to be made at the other end.

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