Examples of org.jquantlib.time.calendars.China$ChinaSSECalendar

org.jquantlib.time.calendars.China
! Chinese calendar ! Holidays:
- Saturdays
- Sundays
- New Year's day, January 1st
- Labour Day, first week in May
- National Day, one week from October 1st
Other holidays for which no rule is given:
- Lunar New Year (data available for 2004 only)
- Spring Festival
- Last day of Lunar Year
@author Tim Swetonic @author Jia Jia

        QL.info("Testing Equality and HashCode ...");
        final DayCounter business252Brazil = new Business252(new Brazil(Brazil.Market.SETTLEMENT));
        final DayCounter business252Brazil1 = new Business252(new Brazil(Brazil.Market.SETTLEMENT));


        
        final DayCounter business252China = new Business252(new China(China.Market.SSE));
        final DayCounter simpleDayCounter = new SimpleDayCounter();      
        final DayCounter actual360 = new Actual360();        
        final DayCounter actual365Fixed = new Actual365Fixed();        
        final DayCounter actualActual = new ActualActual();        
        final DayCounter thirty360 = new Thirty360();

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    private final Calendar exchange;


  public ChinaCalendarTest() {
    QL.info("::::: "+this.getClass().getSimpleName()+" :::::");
        exchange = new China(China.Market.SSE);
  }

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