Jimmy Carter's Passing Mixed Reactions

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Jimmy Carter's passing met with mixed reactions in China, Taiwan

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Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter 's passing met with mixed reactions in China and Taiwan .

Chinese President Xi Jinping praised him for helping to establish diplomatic ties between Beijing and Washington .

Some in Taiwan remain critical of his decision to sever official ties with the island to this day .

Some Taiwanese internet users criticized him for allowing China to become a threat to Taiwan .

The TRA reaffirmed the United States commitment to preserving the human rights of the people of Taiwan .

At the time the legislation was signed into law by then President Carter , Taiwan was under martial law and under the control of one single party, the KMT , which was led by Chiang Ching-kuo .

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