What is difference between 2 characters Glyphs?

Sample data : Dropbox - test.indd
If I copy content of TextFrame to Excel or Notepad, only first character can display.
Why? What is difference between 2 characters Glyphs?
How can set Character 2 can display the same character 1 if copy to Excel or Notepad?

For some reason, your second character is set as invalid (Unicode: 0x1A). Looks like you used XML...
I think , it can.
I use Indesign SDK:
I want get content of glyphs ,display in Excel and can get it from Excel set again to Indesign.

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