K1 - Chinese characters keyboard input

When typing e-mails on my K-1 tablet, English is the default language.  Does K-1 support Chinese characters input via keyboard?  Thanks.

Within the applications list, touch "Settings" to enter the Settings interface.
Then, choose the Language & Keyboard function and select the language you wish your tablet to be in.
Click the below link to check guide providing more information on the various adjustments you can make to the settings of your tablet.
http://download.lenovo.com/UserFiles/UserGuide/en/K1_MULTI_LANGUAGE/K1%20v2.0/110822%20update/assets...
Best Regards,
Tanuj
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