Hong Kong or Chinese Calendar

I have not subscribed to ICal Calendars for quite sometime but had a browse today for a Hong Kong or Chinese Calendar.
There doesn't seem to be any, infact there are hardly any calendars to choose from.
Could anyone kindly direct me to a Hong Kong or Chinese Calendar?
If I make one how do I submit it to apple?
Thank you.
HelenS

Does this help at all?
http://hongkongcalendar.blogspot.com/
You might also want to ask in the Chinese Mac list:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/chinesemac

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