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Europe is the home of populism and has suffered from its ravages. In the 21st century, "Neo-Populism" has made a comeback in many European countries, with all kinds of populist political parties emerging, expanding their political influence, and even replacing the traditional mainstream political parties and shaping the national political situation. The rise of populist ideology and political parties reflects the post-modern social development dilemma faced by Europe, and also signals that populism will become the mainstream trend of global political development. Populism will not be short-lived and will be an important force influencing and changing the global political landscape for a long time to come.