Can Macron, 39, really save the European Union when he is elected French President?

The result of the second round of voting in the French general election ended at 1 on the morning of May 8th, local time, which was the same as the result predicted after the polling station closed at 8 pm on May 7th: Macron won with more than 65% support rate and was elected as the new president of France. As early as the end of April this year, the results of the first round of voting in the French general election have been released. Macron, a centrist candidate, and Le Pen, a far-right candidate, won the next round, and then a contest between "political white" and "female version of Trump" began.

Let's analyze the political views of Macron and Le Pen. They have great differences. Macron advocates a neutral line and strives for reform. He persisted in challenging the traditional forces and initiated the democratic revolution. On the refugee issue, Macron tends to support ethnic diversity and cultural tolerance. Le Pen is anti-immigrant, anti-EU and anti-globalization. As early as the election campaign, she promised that once elected, she would hold a referendum on Britain's withdrawal from the EU in France. Following Britain's withdrawal from the EU, the French election once again focused people's attention on the future of the EU. Macron, a centrist candidate, said before his election that the EU needed reform, otherwise it would face the serious consequences of French Britain's withdrawal from the EU. However, is the EU really hopeless?

Britain leaves the EU? Hugh, deputy editor-in-chief of the central media organization? Bennett. People think that the EU is incapable of reform. Both pro-EU and EU skeptics agree that the EU needs major reforms in one direction or another. Borrow Dr. Holger, chief economist of Berenburg Bank? Schmieding said, "The EU can certainly make adjustments. It used to be like this. " He emphasized that the process of European integration has helped Europe consolidate peace and prosperity in the past 60 years. "The EU has successfully integrated the post-production economy in Eastern Europe. Over time, it also granted Britain the right to withdraw and a special budget agreement. " In any case, Macron's presidential campaign is full of "positive energy". Le Pen opposes immigration and the EU, but Macron is just the opposite. Many critics say that the atmosphere in French society is very pessimistic now, and the optimistic and positive information brought by Macron has brought hope to the French people.