Traditional Chinese Characters Not Showing

I am using iTunes 8.0 and imported my songs into iTunes. The titles with simplified chinese are able to show up but those with traditional characters showed up as strange characters.
The songs were imported from another PC with Windows Vista, the titles and tags are all in proper there. I just copied the songs from that PC to my MSI Wind.
Anyone can help out with my problem?

tried the software you recommended but it did not help. the characters are all jumbled up in the first place.
i did not do any changes to the tags when i copied to my MSI Wind. the tags are all right on my original PC, what could have went wrong?

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