Germany's manufacturing industry has been greatly affected by the energy crisis, especially energy-intensive industries such as chemicals and paper products, which has affected Germany's position in the European economy. However, Germany has not experienced too rapid "deindustrialization", and the reshaping of its manufacturing base and the transformation of its energy consumption structure are accelerating. The German government has taken a series of measures to deal with the energy crisis, such as investing heavily in renewable energy, building natural gas infrastructure, gradually lifting restrictions on petrochemical and nuclear energy, and launching subsidy programs. These measures have reference significance for the transformation and development of China's manufacturing industry.