This paper aims to examine the impact of real earnings management on subsequent stock price. The buy-and-hold model and calendar-time portfolio regression model are employed to calculate portfolio abnormal return and compare the two models at different level of real earnings management. The results demonstrate that adopting sales manipulation or overproduction to raise short-term earnings, a significant negative abnormal returns show after buying-and-holding stocks for 4 to 6 months after announcement of annual financial statements. But using the decrease discretionary expenditures would show a positive abnormal returns. However, these abnormal returns would disappearance after 2 to 3 months; it means that stocks mis-pricing causes by the real earnings management is impermanent.