Java class names which contain unicode characters

I need to create, compile and load java classes which have class names that contain unicode characters.
I am using Win2k but will neet to support unix* in future.
When I try to create a fooXbar.jar where X is a unicode character which is not ascii I get an error when creating the file.
My question is: how do I map java class names and package names which contain non ascii characters into
names that the files systems will like AND that the java VM will use when trying to load .class file from the class path.
for example what would the .java and .class file be for the following class?
class \u6587\u66f8 {

You could make names for .java and .class that is understandable by the filesystem. E.g. you could prepend with % and then digits for the unicode character. The problem is then how to compile the class, and how to load the class.
You can load the class with a custom classloader, which will translate the unicode class name to the escaped file name (using %).
The problem is then reduced to how you can compile your code (you have to map the file name to the class name somehow). I think it can be done, but I don't know the solution to that.
Alternatively you can use meaningful names for the classes, and then make an obfuscator that can change the bytecodes so the classnames are changed to some obscure unicode names. Perhaps there is already obfuscators out there you can use that will use unicode characters.

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