Multi-byte Unicode characters can be represented as multiple ANSI characters in the form \'xx, for example:
\'89\'ce can represent the character 火 if multi-byte encoding should be used. Using multi-byte encoding could be set explicitly using the \ucN tag, or implicitly using the \fcharset for the current font (e.g. \fcharset134 is double-byte).

When such text is imported (commonly CJK text [Chinese, Korean, Japanese] the characters are imported incorrectly (as two '?' or as two different characters for each character)

Such RTF documents are produced from Office 2010 (Word, Outlook), WordPad - on saving or on copying content from the applications.