This study uses daily and intraday data to explore the impact of the relaxation of price fluctuation limits on herding behavior. After the relaxation of price fluctuation limits, the empirical results of the daily data show during the down market, high price stocks exhibit more significant herding behavior and middle price stocks display more herding behavior in the extreme down market. In contrast, low price stocks show herding behavior in the extreme up market. The results of intraday analysis indicate that herding behavior is more obvious towards midday in the down, extremely down and extremely up market after the relaxation of daily price fluctuation limits.