Problem in display Of Chinese in UI using jdk1.4

I have resource bundles files present in escape sequence format(\u6ce2), and I am able to see Chinese charecters appearing in UI when I am using jdk 1.6.
But my client is using jdk1.4, so for that I have replaced font.properties file in jre/lib with the contents of font.properties.zh but still I am not able to see Chinese charecters in UI.
Please guide me.
Regards,
kalyani...

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