Hi,

I am facing issue in rendering some Chinese phrases in HTML format through emails.

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I am using following code:

my $bytes = $input;
my $sender = new Mail::Sender({ from => 'Sourav@ss.com',
                                smtp => 'localhost',

                                 #!  msg => $bytes,
                                headers => "Date: ",
                                on_errors => "die"
                                      });


my $mail_args      = { to        => 'Sourav.ss@ww.com',
                               headers   =>"date:",
                               subject   =>"DIP",
                               multipart => "related"
                             };

$mail_args->{charset}="UTF-8";
$mail_args->{b_charset}="UTF-8";
$mail_args->{encoding} ="BASE64";
$sender->OpenMultipart($mail_args);

$sender->Part({ ctype => 'multipart/alternative'});

my $msg_part_args = { ctype       => "text/html",
                              disposition => "NONE",
                              msg         => $bytes,
                            };

$msg_part_args->{charset}="UTF-8";
$msg_part_args->{b_charset}="UTF-8";
$msg_part_args->{encoding} ="BASE64";
$msg_part_args->{b_encoding} ="BASE64";
$sender->Part($msg_part_args);
$sender->EndPart("multipart/alternative");

$sender->Close;
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Please let me know how to solve the issue.

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