In April to June 2017，France held successively presidential and legislative elections，the results of which have redrawn the landscape of the French politics，where the traditional centre-left and centre-right parties had dominated in almost a half century. France has thus entered a new era characterized by the fragmentation of party systems，with the comparability in strength between the left，the right，the centralist and the far-right and far-left ending the“monopoly”by the Socialist Party and the Republican Party. After being elected French president，Macron has assumed a leading role in reviving the EU，by not only attempting to reinvigorate the traditional Franco-German axis but by raising a set of policy proposals including“multi-speed Europe”，reforms of the Euro area and construction of a “protective Europe”，in order to realize the resurgence of Europe. However，in spite of the consensus on the objective to rebuild Europe，there still exist a variety of divergences between Germany and France due to their difference national interests and between the“new”and“old”Europe.