What are the characteristics of the New Deal reform in the late Qing Dynasty? The characteristics of the New Deal reform in the late Qing Dynasty are as follows:

1, advocate learning advanced western culture. The New Deal reform actively advocated learning advanced western culture, and advocated that "middle school should be the body and western learning should be used", so as to learn western experience and knowledge to promote the modernization process of China. In education, the New Deal implemented a new school system, introduced western educational models and textbooks, and trained a large number of intellectuals with modern concepts.

2. Carry out the Westernization Movement. The New Deal reform emphasized the development of industry and the westernization movement. The Qing government set up a westernization organization, introduced advanced western science and technology and production equipment, and built a number of modern chemical plants and military manufacturing institutions.