What measures did the Westernization School take economically and what slogan did it embody?

1From the 1960s to the 1990s, there was a movement in ancient China to learn from the advanced western science and technology, which injected a ray of vitality into the dying Qing Empire, and also made the Empress Dowager Cixi, a galeries lafayette, see a glimmer of hope. She decided to temporarily support the action of the Westernization School, so these landlords started this vigorous Westernization Movement under the banner of "learning from foreigners to control foreigners". First, 19 During the 1960s and 1970s, the Westernization School established modern military industry with the slogan of "self-improvement". The special requirements of national defense modernization led to the first establishment of modern military industry. The Westernization School has successively established a large number of military enterprises, marked by Zeng Guofan's establishment of Anqing Inner Ordnance Institute, which mainly includes Jiangnan Manufacturing General Administration, Fuzhou Shipping Bureau, Tianjin Machinery Bureau and Hubei Guns Bureau. Lanzhou Machinery Bureau and Guangzhou Machinery Bureau, as well as 2 1 Jiajun Factory, which were established successively in various provinces. Secondly, in the 1970s and 1990s of 19, they founded modern civil industry with the slogan of "seeking wealth". For the military industry, raw materials and fuel are their lifeline. At that time, no matter textile, steel industry or other manufacturing industries, machinery industrial enterprises were established. Although westernization enterprises were limited by the social and historical conditions at that time, the degree of mechanization was still very low, and all kinds of enterprises still widely used manual labor, but after all, they introduced advanced western machines and technologies, which made unprecedented changes in production technology and made the dawn of modern industrial civilization appear in China for the first time. Source: Digital Design