The content of the New Deal in the late Qing Dynasty includes administrative reform, military reform, economic reform, cultural and educational reform and so on.

I. Administrative reform:

1. Promoting local autonomy: The Qing government tried to promote local autonomy by setting up autonomous bureaus in various provinces to strengthen local management and improve administrative efficiency.

2. Reform the official system: The Qing government abolished some useless yamen and reorganized some original institutions to improve administrative efficiency.

Second, military reform:

1. Building a new army: The Qing government tried to improve the fighting capacity and quality of the army by building a new army. The new army adopts western military training and tactics and is equipped with modern weapons and equipment.

2. Military education reform: The Qing government set up military schools in various places to train modern military talents. At the same time, the Qing government also introduced western military strategies and tactics to improve the combat capability of the army.

Third, economic reform:

1. Encourage industrial development: The Qing government promulgated a series of policies to encourage people to invest in enterprises and promote economic development. These policies include providing tax incentives, reducing tariffs and so on.

2. Popularizing agricultural modernization: The Qing government promoted agricultural modernization to improve agricultural production efficiency. This includes introducing modern agricultural technology and equipment and improving farming methods.

3. Building railways and highways: The Qing government tried to strengthen domestic transportation links and promote economic development by building railways and highways.

Fourth, cultural and educational reform:

1. Popularize modern education: The Qing government tried to improve the national quality by popularizing modern education. This includes establishing schools at all levels, popularizing western education and introducing modern teaching methods.

2. Abolish the imperial examination system: The Qing government abolished the imperial examination system in 1905 to promote modern education. The imperial examination system is regarded as a major drawback of China's traditional education system, and its abolition is regarded as a necessary step of modern education reform.

3. Establishing new schools: The Qing government established a number of new schools, including military schools and industrial and commercial schools, to meet the needs of talents in different fields.