'''Xiao Hu Dui''' (bahasa Tionghoa: 小虎隊), juga dikenal sebagai '''Little Tigers''' ("Macan Kecil"), adalah nama grup vokal pria Taiwan yang terbentuk pada tahun 1988.<ref>''Chung-kuo Hsien Tai Wen Hsüeh'' 2005 "..the disbanded idol pop group Little Tigers and young heartthrob Jimmy Lin."</ref><ref>''Asiaweek'' Volume 19 1993 p51 "Lion City teens know him as a former member of Taiwan pop group The Little Tigers."</ref><ref>Guang Hua – Volume 17 1992 p. 119 "He notes that the Little Tigers average sales of about 300,000 in Taiwan for each record, and however you figure the ... From the early days of "natural popularity" to today's more exacting operations, Taiwan's pop music has really learned that ..."</ref> TheGrup bandini consistedterdiri ofdari [[Alec Su]], [[Nicky Wu]], anddan Julian Chen. TheTrio trioini rosemenjadi toterkenal fameselama duringakhir the late 1980s1980-an, achievingmencapai successsukses indi theirnegara nativeasalnya Taiwan anddan throughoutdi seluruh Asia. TheirKeberhasilan successmereka ledmembuahkan to thepengakuan, recognitionpopularitas, popularitydan andpembentukan creationgrup ofvokal Taiwanesepria idolidola boyTaiwan bands anddan otheraksi pop actslainnya. Xiao Hu Dui aredisebut citedsebagai asgrup thevokal firstidola idol bandpertama. AfterSetelah ahiatus brief hiatussingkat, thegrup groupini disbandedbubar inpada tahun 1995. TheKetiga threeanggotanya membersmelanjutkan wentuntuk onmengejar to pursuekarier solo careers.<ref>Paul Clark ''Youth Culture in China: From Red Guards to Netizens'' 2012 1107379237- Page 119 "In 1990 a group of high school students formed Matchbox (Huochaihe), inspired by Taiwan boy band Little Tigers (Xiaohu dui). The following year, twenty-two high school soloists or groups competed in a national contest for high school pop ..."</ref><ref>Geremie Barmé ''Shades of Mao: The Posthumous Cult of the Great Leader ''1563246791 1996 p 190 "Xiaohu dui was a teeny-bopper Taiwanese group of the early 1990s."</ref><ref>{{cite book |author=Xia Xiaojie ({{lang|zh|夏小芥}}) |date=2010 |script-title=zh:《青年文摘》|trans-title=Youth Literary Digest |language=zh|location=Beijing |publisher=China Youth Press|pages=18–19 |script-chapter=zh:《没人能取代记忆中的你》|chapter=No One Can Replace You in My Memory |volume=8|issn=1003-0565}}</ref>
