Problems with Filenames with Chinese Characters

I seem to have problems with filenames with 2-byte characters like Chinese, Japanese and Korean in various apps. The problems occur when i download chinese music and import into iTunes :
1. Torrent ( and all other ) files with 2-byte characters filename become junk characters in Finder after download from Safari.
2. Music files created/downloaded by uTorrent displays 2-byte characters correctly in Finder.
3. These downloaded music files when imported into iTunes becomes junk characters.
4. Let say I wish to have a list of all filenames from (2). I do a ls -R > abc.txt in Terminal. abc.txt displays the filenames correctly in vi. However they become junk characters again when view using TextEdit.
I've selected Chinese, Japanese, Korean in International setting. This is not about input method, just want to get the filenames correct in Finder and iTunes. Any advice is appreciated.

3. These downloaded music files when imported into iTunes becomes junk characters.
The ID 3 tags need to be in Unicode.
http://homepage.mac.com/thgewecke/mlingos9.html#itunes
4. they become junk characters again when view using TextEdit.
TextEdit needs to be set to the correct encoding, it's not automatic.

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