Stefanie Sun (Stefanie Sun, born July 23, 1978) is a famous Chinese pop female singer in Singapore and the queen of the Asian music scene. She was once regarded as the successor of the Chinese music scene after Faye Wong and Zhang Huimei.

Jolin Tsai (Jolin Tsai, born September 15, 1980), is a famous Chinese pop music female singer in Taiwan and an Asian pop queen.

Elva Hsiao (Elva Hsiao, born August 24, 1979), is a famous Taiwanese pop music female singer and Asian fashion queen.

Fish Leong (Fish Leong, born June 16, 1978) is a famous Malaysian pop female singer and the queen of Chinese love songs.

The "Four Little Queens" of Hong Kong and Taiwan pop music circles - Stefanie Sun, Jolin Tsai, Elva Hsiao and Jingru Leung. They are the four most popular and musically accomplished female singers in Hong Kong and Taiwan since the 21st century. Their status in the Hong Kong and Taiwan music circles is the same as the "Four Kings of Hong Kong" in the 1990s.

Since the 2010s, as the four female singers’ qualifications in the music industry have grown, more and more media have begun to call them the “Four Queens” of Hong Kong and Taiwan’s pop music scene.

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The term "Four Little Queens" in the Hong Kong and Taiwan music circles began to become popular at the end of 2000, referring to the Four female singers who are relatively popular and have certain achievements in music are Stefanie Sun, Jolin Tsai, Elva Hsiao and Zhou Hui. Later, because Zhou Hui had not released a film for many years and faded out of the music scene, Liang Jingru gradually developed. Later, the more recognized ones were Stefanie Sun, Jolin Tsai, Elva Hsiao, and Liang Jingru.

They are the four most popular and musically accomplished female singers in Hong Kong and Taiwan since the 21st century. Their status in the Hong Kong and Taiwan music circles is like the "Big Four in Hong Kong" in the 21st century. "King of Heaven".

Since the 2010s, as the four female singers' qualifications in the music industry have grown, more and more media have begun to call them the "Four Queens" of the Hong Kong and Taiwan music circles.