The bill, S. 319, is a Senate Resolution commending Taiwan for its strong relations with the United States and the state of South Carolina. It highlights the shared values of democracy, peace, and prosperity between Taiwan and the U.S., and acknowledges Taiwan's role in promoting regional security and economic partnerships. The resolution notes Taiwan's significant trade relationship with the U.S., including its status as South Carolina's fourteenth largest import market and ninth largest export market. It also references the "US-Taiwan Initiative on 21st-Century Trade" and the importance of Taiwan's F-16 fighter jet assembly in Greenville, which supports local jobs.

Furthermore, the resolution encourages ongoing discussions under the "US-Taiwan Initiative on 21st-Century Trade" and the establishment of a "US-Taiwan Avoid Double Taxation Agreement" to attract Taiwanese investments. It calls for the organization of a trade delegation to Taiwan and participation in the annual "Smart City" forum. The resolution also advocates for increased exchanges between South Carolina and Taiwan in education and culture, including the use of the TOCFL for assessing Chinese proficiency. It concludes by directing that certified copies of the resolution be sent to key state and federal officials, reinforcing South Carolina's commitment to fostering ties with Taiwan.