The major purpose of this paper is to apply the intervention model of time series analysis to investigate the impacts of the financial crises and the intervention of Central Banks on the exchange rates of Asian countries since April, 1997. Additionally, this paper also examines the impacts of event points of financial crises on the time series of exchange rates after the abandonment of the policy of stable exchange rates by the Central Banks. Results indicate that the intervention of Central Banks is an effective tool on exchange rates during the financial crises. The intervention delays the impacts of financial crises on the exchange rates. As the reasons of speculative portfolio attacks being different, the financial crises result in a different significant devaluation pattern of currencies of Asian countries.