Issue Searching for Chinese Characters

I am creating pdfs from SQL Server Reporting Services. I have the data stored in Chinese characters and it displays fine when the files are opened. Our problem is we are unable to search for any Chinese characters. When we copy a Chinese character from the document and paste into the search box we get the following and it does not find the characters.   
When I inspect the Fonts it has the following :
Calibri /regular/bold/Italic (Embedded Subset)
     Type:True Type
     Encoding:Ansi
PMingLiU (Embedded Subset)
     Type:True Type
     Encoding:Ansi
PMingLiU (Embedded Subset)
     Type:True Type(CID)
     Encoding:Identity-H
Do I need to install different fonts on my server or clients to make the search box recoginize the Chinese characters.
I am using Reader v10.1.7 and I have installed both Chinese font packs

What is your operating system?
I cannot reproduce this with English Reader 11.0.3 on Windows 7.  I open a random Chinese document (i.e. http://newyork.china-consulate.org/chn/lszj/P020110622119203610776.pdf), then search for some Chinese characters (e.g. 中国), it displays it correctly in the search box, and also finds the characters in the document:
Do you use the English or Chinese Reader version?

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