How to export SVG with Chinese characters to PNG using Inkscape?

Every time I send Chinese text messages, people can receive it, but when people send me Chinese messages, all I see it *** instead of 你好吗? All Chinese texts replace the hanzi (characters) for ******* asterisks. It really bothers me that I can't read characters.

Anyone know how to fix this? is this even fixable? is it a Metro issue?

After being away from Ubuntu for a year I have came back and I have really liked the improvements in the latest release. The only issue I have found is that in the terminal some programs display Chinese characters where it should be English. I have checked my language settings and everything looks ok in there.

I just upgraded the android version to 4.0.3 today and after the update I'm not able to input Chinese characters. Can anyone please help? Thanks.

Hi,

I have a kind of strange problem that I haven't been able to resolve for a couple of days now so I thought I'd ask to see if anyone else had come across this.

When I use Iceweasel (Debian version of Firefox), I can see Chinese characters found on this page, but not when using Chromium. I instead see rectangles. This is on Debian 7 (Wheezy).

I have a Scalable Vector Graphic (svg) which I can convert to pdf with inkscape. The pdf still looks fine when viewed in okular or evince. However, I require an eps file. I understand that eps may contain vector data, but all I get is pixelated mess with a bounding box that is too small. Initially I tried the inkscape export feature to generate eps files.

I am learning Chinese using traditional characters. I just installed Smart Cangjie. It's in input method.

I update system today . Just before , everything is normal.

I'm using IBus for pinyin in 11.10. A previous AskUbuntu poster mentioned that s/he increased font size to 14 point in Preferences.