Hongkong, China, Taiwan Province, China, Singapore and Korea.

"Four Little Dragons of Asia" refers to the fact that China, Hongkong, China, Taiwan Province, Singapore and South Korea in Asia have implemented export-oriented strategies since 196s, focusing on developing labor-intensive processing industries, which have achieved rapid economic growth in a short time and become developed and wealthy regions in Asia.

the Asian financial crisis broke out in p>1998, and many countries fell into recession. These four successfully developed economies located in East Asia and Southeast Asia, whose extremely successful economic development process and experience have enabled them to ride out the crisis safely, are typical examples of development economics research. They took advantage of the opportunity of transferring labor-intensive industries from western developed countries to developing countries, attracted a lot of foreign capital and technology, and quickly embarked on the road of development, becoming one of the economic locomotives in East Asia and Southeast Asia. The international community generally regarded the Asian Four Little Dragons as developed countries and regions.

the Four Asian Tigers are called "four Asian tigers" in English, and the other "Tiger Cub Economics" refers to four emerging Asian countries, namely Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines and Indonesia, whose economies all advanced by leaps and bounds like the four Asian tigers in the 198s, hence the name.

The English translation of "Four Little Dragons of Asia" is "Newly Industrial Economics", or "NIE" for short, which means "emerging industrial economies". Especially in academic journals and books, it is generally translated into NIE, and literal translation is rarely used.

From north to south: South Korea, Taiwan Province, Hongkong and Singapore.