We take firms listed in five stock exchanges, including Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Shanghai, and Shenzhen stock exchanges as the sample. The correspondence analysis and SMP are used to analyze the dynamic industry distribution among different stock markets. The results show that specific industries tend to be clustered quite significantly in the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and Taiwan Stock Exchange compared with other three stock exchanges. Firms listed in the Hong Kong Stock Exchange are mainly from the banks industry, and the commercial and professional services industry while firms listed in the Taiwan Stock Exchange are mainly from the information technology industry. On the other hand, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Singapore stock exchanges are more similar in the industry distribution. Firms listed in these three stock exchanges are primarily from food manufacture industry, the materials industry, the transportation industry, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology and life sciences industry, and the utilities industry. ”Be with your peers” results in information spillover and herding behavior of firms, promoting firms to list in the specific stock exchange with rivals in the same industry. This implies that government should consider specific industries be clustered in the specific stock exchanges when they set policies of stock market related.