From the perspective of cultivating talents, the achievements of missionary schools in the Qing Dynasty were limited-of course, this was because missionary schools for China people did not appear until around 1900, and their influence was mostly reflected in the Republic of China.

However, in the late Qing Dynasty, the missionary schools trained a group of students who accepted modern western culture, and they were considered to be the first group to really start national western learning, and these students eventually became the first group of China people who got rid of the shackles of traditional ethics and were full of modern people's spirit-although these people were insignificant in the face of group ignorance and the old literati system.

The greatest achievement of missionary education in Qing Dynasty was the formal introduction of modern educational systems and methods into China, especially the missionary university in Qing Dynasty was the cornerstone of modern higher education in China.