Missing chinese font in Android 4.4

ENV:
Android 4.4
NEXUS 4
air 3.8 | air 4.0
Textfield (none font setup )
like " "
missing Chinese font,but English and number have no problem.
StageText
like "当前设备包含字体:Android Emoji...."
works fine
device enumerateFonts
[font.fontName,font.fontStyle,font.fontType].join(',')
Android Emoji,regular,device
AndroidClock?,regular,device
AndroidClock?-Large,regular,device
Clockopia,regular,device
Droid Arabic Naskh,regular,device
Droid Naskh Shift Alt,regular,device
Droid Sans Armenian,regular,device
Droid Sans Devanagari,regular,device
Droid Sans Ethiopic,regular,device
Droid Sans Fallback,regular,device
Droid Sans Georgian,regular,device
Droid Sans Hebrew,regular,device
Droid Sans Mono,regular,device
Droid Sans Tamil,regular,device
Droid Sans Thai,regular,device
Droid Serif,regular,device
MotoyaLMaru,regular,device
NanumGothic?,regular,device
Noto Sans Bengali,regular,device
Noto Sans Bengali UI,regular,device
Noto Sans Kannada,regular,device
Noto Sans Kannada UI,regular,device
Noto Sans Malayalam,regular,device
Noto Sans Malayalam UI,regular,device
Noto Sans Telugu,regular,device
Noto Sans Telugu UI,regular,device
Roboto,regular,device
Roboto Condensed,regular,device

Android 4.4.2
Nexus 5
Nexus 7
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