The main purpose of this research is to compare the herding behavior of Taiwan’s and China’s open-end stock mutual fund managers. We found that (1) Taiwan’s and China’s open-end stock mutual fund managers have herding behavior, and the levels of herding behavior are comparable. (2) In Taiwan, mutual fund managers have weaker herding behavior while investing in main portfolio than in satellite portfolio. (3) Before the announcements of funds’ semiannual or annual reports, Taiwan’s and China’s fund managers do not have higher herding behavior. 4. China’s mutual fund managers do not change their herding behavior, either in the bull market or in the bear market, but Taiwan’s mutual fund managers have stronger herding behavior in the bear market.