appear garbled characters when recorize chinese

[cjdxhjj]

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To Reproduce this->_recognizer->Recognized.Connect([](const SpeechRecognitionEventArgs& e) { if (e.Result->Reason == ResultReason::RecognizedKeyword) { Logger::info(" RecognizedKeyword:" + e.Result->Text); } else if (e.Result->Reason == ResultReason::RecognizedSpeech) { Logger::info(" RecognizedSpeech:" + e.Result->Text); } else if (e.Result->Reason == ResultReason::NoMatch) { Logger::info(" NoMatch"); } }); Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. ... speck chinese

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Version of the Cognitive Services Speech SDK 1.41.1

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Platform, Operating System, and Programming Language

• OS: Windows
• Hardware - x64
• Programming language: C++

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[cjdxhjj]

another question: The recognition speed is extremely slow. It takes about 20 seconds.