President Donald Trump became the butt of online jokes after the White House and his Instagram account confused Asian leaders’ names, titles and countries three times on Saturday, prompting jabs that he can’t tell Asians apart.

In the most recent gaffe, Trump’s personal Instagram account shared a photo of his G-20 summit meeting with Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong but identified Lee as Indonesian President Joko Widodo.

The photo’s caption was corrected shortly after, The Independent reported.

That same day, the White House misidentified Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as the President of Japan in a press read-out on their meeting. Though the briefing identified Abe as “President Abe of Japan,” Trump correctly referred to him as prime minister in his remarks.

The White House also released a press read-out that misidentified Chinese President Xi Jinping as the president of the Republic of China. Xi is the President of the People’s Republic of China, while Tsai Ing-wen is the president of the Republic of China, which is more commonly known as Taiwan.

Here's the full @WhiteHouse readout of the pre-bilat photo spray transcript of @POTUS and "President Xi of the Republic of China." pic.twitter.com/2xbc291u3t — Steve Herman (@W7VOA) July 8, 2017

The distinctions are significant and could have been seen as a slight to Beijing, as China sees the island of Taiwan as a breakaway province, while Taiwan’s government asserts it is an independent country.

Before being sworn into office, Trump flirted with the idea of the U.S. no longer officially having a “one China” policy, which states that there is only one China and Taiwan is part of it. He sparked some anger and a diplomatic protest when he accepted a congratulatory phone call from Ing-wen after his presidential victory. That marked the first contact between a Taiwan leader and a U.S. president-elect or president since President Jimmy Carter put the “one China” policy in effect in 1979.

In February, Trump said he would be honoring the “one China” policy after all.