Since the fourth quarter of 2008, Beiliu has secured more than 300 million yuan in new investment project funds from the central government, making it the county (city) in Guangxi that has received more new investment project funds. From 2005 to 2010, a total of 1,721 new projects were started, and the total fixed asset investment of the whole society was 27.514 billion yuan, which was 4.71 times that during the 10th Five-Year Plan period. The contribution rate of investment to economic growth reached 70%. A number of major projects with investments exceeding 100 million yuan, such as Conch Cement, Jiaxin Electronics, Xingang Shoes, and Sanhuan Craft Ceramics, have been completed and put into production. The Luozhan Railway and the Cenxing Expressway were completed and opened to traffic, ending the history of Beiliu without railways and expressways. Infrastructure such as energy, water conservancy, and communications are constantly improving, and development momentum is growing. This was the period in the city's history when the number, scale, and investment of major construction projects were greatest.

In 2009, the city's GDP reached 11.876 billion yuan, an increase of 15.3%; fiscal revenue was 743 million yuan, an increase of 17.43%; the fixed asset investment of the whole society was 6.801 billion yuan, an increase of 50.89%; the total retail sales of consumer goods in the whole society 3.907 billion yuan, an increase of 20.25%; foreign trade exports completed 105 million US dollars, continuing to maintain foreign trade exports exceeding 100 million US dollars; the per capita disposable income of urban residents was 16,951 yuan, an increase of 12.20%; the per capita net income of farmers was 4,916 yuan, an increase of 9.26%; new financial institutions Increased loans were 1.503 billion yuan, an increase of 250.31%. The growth rate of indicators such as GDP, fiscal revenue, and fixed asset investment in the whole society has been the largest since the "Eleventh Five-Year Plan".

The city’s GDP increased from 6.349 billion yuan in 2005 to 15.331 billion yuan in 2010, an average annual growth rate of 14.45%; fiscal revenue increased from 452 million yuan to 906 million yuan, an average annual growth rate of 14.9% ; The fixed asset investment of the whole society increased from 2.138 billion yuan to 10.018 billion yuan, an average annual growth rate of 36.19%; the total retail sales of consumer goods increased from 1.930 billion yuan to 4.510 billion yuan, an average annual growth rate of 18.51%. Compared with 2005, twelve doublings were achieved in 2010, that is, regional GDP doubled by 1.3 times, per capita GDP doubled by 1.2 times, fiscal revenue doubled, industrial added value doubled by 1.7 times, and total retail sales of consumer goods doubled. 1.2 times, the per capita disposable income of urban residents doubled, the per capita net income of farmers doubled, the balance of deposits in financial institutions doubled 1.3 times, the balance of loans in financial institutions doubled 1.6 times, the balance of savings deposits of urban and rural residents doubled 1.1 times, the fixed assets of the whole society Investment increased by 2.2 times, and the total industrial output value above designated size increased by 2.3 times. In 2011, the proportion of the three industries in Beiliu City was optimized to 14:58:28, making the advantage of industrial dominance more obvious. Overview

Beiliu has developed agriculture, with foreign exchange-earning and processing agriculture taking the dominant position. In 2009, the city had 830,000 acres of fruit, 90% of which were famous and high-quality fruits. The development of aquatic animal husbandry, which uses cattle as its breakthrough point, is accelerating. Some new and efficient models of agricultural production have been successfully implemented. The construction of ecological homes in rural areas with biogas pools as a link has developed rapidly and has become a typical demonstration project in Guangxi and the country.

Beiliu is the national grain production base, commercial grain base and lychee production base, with high-quality cereals, lychees, longan, raisins, star anise, mushrooms, milk buffalo, three-yellow chicken, high-quality plantains, Chinese medicinal materials, and pollution-free vegetables. and other agricultural advantageous products have gained a far-reaching reputation. The area of ??no-tillage rice seedlings ranks first among counties (cities) in the country. It was rated as an advanced county (city) in national grain production. It was recognized as the first pollution-free agricultural product (lychee) in Guangxi by the Autonomous Region Agriculture Department. Production base county (city). The city has developed more than 1,100 agricultural enterprises of various types, including 25 with an annual output value exceeding 10 million yuan and 3 leading agricultural enterprises at the autonomous region level.

The city's total output value of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery increased from 3.032 billion yuan in 2005 to 4.603 billion yuan in 2010, with an average annual growth rate of 4.12%. Land is further concentrated in large-scale operations, and the city's transferred cultivated land area is 102,500 acres, accounting for 23.02% of the contracted land area. A number of characteristic agricultural bases have been built for pollution-free vegetables, high-quality grapes, bananas, and milk buffaloes. Dozens of leading agricultural enterprises such as Liangting Group, Yongwang Cooperative, and Zhaozhou Rosin Factory continue to grow and develop. The number of key leading agricultural enterprises at or above the municipal level in Yulin increased from 3 to 11, among which the number of enterprises with annual sales revenue exceeding 100 million yuan increased from 1 to 5.

The city has been rated as a major pig exporting county in China, a pollution-free rice production base and the first pollution-free passion fruit production base in Guangxi. Milk buffalo and aquatic products have been rated as emerging industries in the autonomous region.

Beiliu City focuses on promoting the construction of five key projects: the National High Grain Yield Creation Demonstration Project, the Modern Agriculture Rice Project, the Super Rice Promotion Grain Increase Project, and the Soil Testing and Formula Fertilization Project; the development of agricultural industrialized breeding and planting is accelerating. Promote the development of large-scale agricultural production to a higher level. In 2011, 4 new leading agricultural enterprises were added, and the number of leading agricultural enterprises above the municipal level in Yulin increased to 16, effectively enhancing the people's ability to get rich.

Agriculture

Beiliu has abundant rainfall, mild climate, fertile land and rich agricultural resources. It is a comprehensive agricultural area. Before liberation, the level of agricultural production was low due to the constraints of feudal land ownership.

After liberation, the Party and the People's Government led farmers to reform production relations and strive to develop agricultural production. From 1950 to 1990, the county finance used 35.879 million yuan to support the planting industry and issued 236.246 million yuan in agricultural loans. The county's cadres and masses were mobilized to vigorously build farmland water conservancy projects, and actively promoted high-yielding varieties and new agricultural technologies, effectively promoting the development of agricultural production. In 1990, the total agricultural output value was 253 million yuan (constant prices in 1980), accounting for 49.76% of the total industrial and agricultural output value; the total grain output and the total agricultural output value were 4.59 times and 7.27 times those in 1949 respectively.

From 1950 to 1990, the total grain output increased by an average of 3.67% per year, and the total agricultural output value increased by an average of 4.37% per year. In 1990, grain yield per mu and total output increased by 73.31% and 65.6% respectively compared with 1978; total grain output and total agricultural output value increased by an average of 3.39% and 3.58% per year. The output value of agricultural commodities was 228.13 million yuan, and the commodity rate was 40.95%. Agriculture not only provides food for nearly one million people, but also provides raw materials for more than 80% of light industry and township enterprises, and provides sources of goods for export. Taxes directly or indirectly from agriculture account for 16.45% of total fiscal revenue, and more than 70% of industrial products Sold to rural markets.

From 1950 to 1990, the development of agricultural production experienced a tortuous path. After October 1958, under the influence of the "Left", they carried out the "Great Leap Forward", implemented "people's communes", practiced egalitarianism, blindly commanded, and had serious exaggeration and proletarian tendencies. After the rectification and social rectification was carried out in 1961, leftist errors were corrected, and the three-level ownership system of communes, brigades, and production teams was determined with the production team as the basic accounting unit. Private land was restored, and collectives and members were allowed to engage in sideline businesses. Agricultural production was restored and developed in 1965. The total annual grain output increased by 31.25% compared with 1961. From 1966 to 1976, due to the impact of the "Cultural Revolution", collective and individual side businesses were criticized as "capitalist tendencies", and commodity production in rural areas suffered serious setbacks; however, the vast number of rural cadres and people stuck to their production posts, and food production was still The total grain output in 1976 was 274.648 million kilograms, an increase of 92.7% over 1956, but the collective cash income was very small. In 1979, after the county party committee and county government implemented the spirit of the Third Plenary Session of the 11th Central Committee of the Party, they conscientiously corrected the mistakes in rural work since the late stage of agricultural cooperativeization, raised and liberalized the prices of agricultural and sideline products, appropriately expanded private land, and resumed market trade. Develop diversified operations focusing on planting and breeding. After September 1981, the county's rural people's communes implemented a production responsibility system in which production was assigned to labor, production was assigned to households, and work was assigned to households. In 1983, grain output reached 397.4763 million kilograms, fruit output was 5.317 million kilograms, and agricultural output value reached 233.1 million yuan, an increase of 30.97%, 5.77%, and 17.03% respectively over the previous year. The total rice output is 390.325 million kilograms, with an average annual yield of 824 kilograms per mu. It won the title of National Agricultural Advanced Unit. From 1984 to 1986, during the adjustment of the rural industrial structure, the rice planting area was reduced. In addition, due to the attacks of natural disasters, although the grain output was slightly reduced compared with the previous year, the yield per unit area still ranked among the top in the region. Since 1987, the leadership of agricultural production has been further strengthened. All walks of life have vigorously supported agriculture, organized agricultural technology training courses at all levels, vigorously carried out hybrid rice high-yield demonstration activities, and promoted the planting of hybrid rice on a large scale. In 1989 and 1990, the grain production rate increased for two consecutive years. annual production increase.

In 1990, the county's total grain output was 416,182 tons, with an average annual yield of 828 kilograms per mu. A system for stable and high-yield grain production has been initially established. In July, Vice Ministers of the Ministry of Agriculture Chen Yaobang, Liu Xigeng and Professor Yuan Longping, the "father of miscellaneous excellence", inspected Beiliu County's rice production and said: "Beiliu County's rice production has reached the national level of management." Beiliu farmers work hard, develop agricultural production, and contribute to the country's socialist construction. National agricultural labor model Fu Daren and district agricultural labor model Li Zhenquan are representatives of a large number of agricultural labor models.

Forestry

Beiliu County has historically been densely forested. Before liberation, except for fir forests, most of them were natural forests. The hills and mountains were covered with lush trees, and they were also rich in bamboo. There is a saying that there are endless stone ladders and bamboos, and there are endless northern trees." At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, the county had more than one million acres of forest area, and public forests began to appear. "Beiliu County Chronicle" records that in addition to the continuous supply of pine, fir, bamboo, and firewood in the county, rattan, Wu, Xinyi, Lianjiang and other places in Guangdong are also transported and sold. At that time, there were frequent activities of rare birds and animals, and shipping on the Guijiang River was unimpeded. However, later, forest fires continued, and the trees in the alpine mountainous areas were repeatedly damaged by freezing, and the trees were reduced year by year.

After liberation, the county people's government attached great importance to forestry production, set up specialized agencies, established forest farms, and opened up forest areas. While calling on cadres and the masses to plant trees every year, it also used aircraft to sow and afforestation many times. However, due to population growth, changing forestry policies, coupled with the turmoil of the "Steel Campaign" and the "Cultural Revolution" in 1958, and the implementation of mountain boundary forest rights from 1980 to 1983, there were many instances of indiscriminate logging, resulting in huge forest losses. The ecology was out of balance. Navigation to the Guijiang River was cut off in the 1970s, and all kinds of exotic animals and rare birds became extinct. Since 1985, the county party committee and the county people's government have regarded the restoration of ecological balance through afforestation as a major matter, resolutely implemented the "Forest Law", strictly prohibited indiscriminate logging, and introduced various loans ( international loans, development loans, credit, interest-free loans of 5.9478 million yuan), and aerial seeding for three consecutive years. By 1990, the county had a forest area of ??1.5999 million acres, a standing stock of 2.5122 million cubic meters, and the forest coverage rate increased from 1981 to 1981. It increased from 22.59% in 1990 to 42.92% in 1990. The total forestry output value (current price) was 32.81 million yuan, accounting for 5.8% of the total agricultural output value (current price). In 1991, it became the autonomous region's deforestation county.

Animal husbandry

The traditional animal husbandry in Beiliu County is mainly raising pigs, cattle and poultry, followed by sheep and rabbits. The "Statistical Summary of Beiliu County" in the 35th year of the Republic of China (1946) contains: the county has 46,100 cattle, 40 horses, 947 sheep (2,094 in 1947), 39,900 pigs, 221,800 chickens, and 71,800 ducks. 10,000 feathers and 1,528 geese. After liberation, from 1950 to 1957, the number of pigs raised increased from 102,000 to more than 160,000, and the number of cattle at the end of the year increased from 55,400 to 107,300; the number of cattle at the end of the year increased from 57,200 to 85,700; the number of poultry at the end of the year The inventory increased from 223,300 to 1,044,400.

After the people's communes were established in 1958, collective breeding was emphasized, private breeding of livestock and poultry was restricted, and price restrictions were imposed. The development of animal husbandry was slow. At the end of 1978, there were 68,800 cattle and 292,700 pigs. After the Third Plenary Session of the 11th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, economic reforms were implemented, allowing multiple economic forms to coexist, canceling sales and purchases, and opening up the free market, which promoted the development of the animal husbandry industry and the emergence of specialized breeding households. In 1990, the number of cattle at the end of the year was 106,400. The number of pigs at the end of the year was 488,300, and the number of poultry at the end of the year was 2.0736 million, an increase of 0.8 times, 7.8 times and 8.29 times respectively compared with 1950. Cattle and pigs increased by 54.65% and 66.83% respectively compared with 1978. In 1990, the output value of animal husbandry was 42.69 million yuan, accounting for 16.88% of the total agricultural output value. In terms of the output value structure of the livestock industry, pigs account for 69.59%, cattle account for 14.34%, poultry accounts for 11.9%, and others account for 4.10% (based on 1980 constant prices).

Fisheries

The county is dotted with rivers, ponds and reservoirs, and there are more than 120 species of fish. However, due to river pollution, reduced flow, overfishing and other reasons, the species and production of river fish are becoming fewer and fewer. A survey in 1982 showed that ten kinds of precious fish such as yellow croaker, anchovy, sweet-scented osmanthus, white eel, and bamboo carp that were abundant in the river in the past have become extremely rare.

Coupled with traditional farming methods, fishery development has been slow. In 1949, the county's pond fish farming area covered more than 4,900 acres, with a total output of 480 tons. After the 1950s, improved breeding methods led to greater development in fishery production. In 1953, the County People's Government assigned one cadre to the Agriculture Department to also take charge of fisheries. In 1978, the County Fisheries Bureau was established separately from the Agriculture Bureau. It has 2 technical cadres, hired 7 farmer technicians, and 1 administrative cadre, and is responsible for guiding the entire county. fishery production. In August 1984, the County Fisheries Bureau and the Animal Husbandry Bureau were merged into the Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Bureau. In 1985, the County Fisheries Technology Promotion Station was established with a staff of 5 people and a deputy director in charge of fisheries. In 1990, the county produced 2,100 tons of fresh fish, an increase of 3.38 times and 4.4 times compared with 1949 and 1978 respectively. Beiliu County has a long industrial history. It began to smelt copper and cast bronze drums as early as the Han Dynasty to the Jin Dynasty. In the Song Dynasty, the ceramic industry emerged, but its development was extremely slow. In the early years of the Republic of China, national capitalist industries using machine production began to appear in the county: Beiliu Jinguang Electric Power Company and Beiliu Limin Machinery. However, the industrial foundation of the county was very poor. On the eve of liberation, in addition to these two machine manufacturers, there were only 22 small bowl factories, 3 cylinder tile kilns, 3 small wok factories, and 2,023 individual industrial households in the county. In 1949, The county's total industrial output value is only 6.58 million yuan (constant prices in 1980, the same below).

In the early days of liberation, the people's government began to develop industrial and handicraft production such as grain processing (rice milling), wood processing, ceramics, and papermaking. The total industrial output value in 1952 was 7.9455 million yuan, an increase of 20.75% over 1949. During the first Five-Year Plan (1953-1957), socialist transformation of private industry and handicrafts was carried out. There was one enterprise owned by the whole people, one local state-owned Beiliu County printing factory, and 9 public-private joint ventures. In 1957, the output value reached 12.2742 million yuan, breaking through the 10 million yuan mark for the first time, with an average annual growth rate of 9.1%. During the "Great Leap Forward", Beiliu Cement Factory, Yinling Steel Factory, Refractory Equipment Factory, Starch Factory, Fertilizer Factory, and Pesticide Factory were newly built, and gold and sulfur mines such as Wangtiandong, Shangdong, Potou, and Sanhe were mined. Mining, various towns and villages also built 858 simple factories for agricultural machinery, pesticides, fertilizers, etc. The industry developed blindly. The factories later had to be "stopped" due to lack of energy, raw materials and technical strength. In 1962, the output value was only 8.7539 million yuan. From 1959 to 1962, the average annual decline rate during the five years was 6.54%.

In the three-year adjustment period (1963-1965), the central government's policy of "adjustment, consolidation, enrichment and improvement" was implemented, production was restored and the scale continued to expand. By 1965, the annual output value once again exceeded 10 million yuan. off, reaching 14.1504 million yuan, with an average annual growth rate of 17.36%. During the Third Five-Year Plan period (1966-1970), which was the early stage of the "Cultural Revolution", factories were in turmoil and production declined severely. From 1966 to 1969, the output value in each year was lower than that in 1965. In 1969, the industrial output value was 12.132 million yuan. The average annual decline rate over four years was 3.78%. In 1970, it rose to 18.2297 million yuan. During the Fourth Five-Year Plan (1971-1975), Longmen Power Station was rebuilt in 1971 with an installed capacity of 3,000 kilowatts and became the first power base in the county. In 1972, the Beiliu County Nitrogen Fertilizer Plant with an annual output of 3,000 tons of synthetic ammonia was completed and put into operation, and the chemical industry in the county began to take shape. The production of other industries also gradually resumed development. In 1975, the total industrial output value was 37.891 million yuan, with an average annual growth rate of 15.76%. In 1976, the 2,400-kilowatt Dacun Power Station was built, followed by the Shiwo Linoleum Factory, the County Rosin Factory, the County Lac Factory, the County Tea Factory, and the County Steel Rolling Plant. In 1980, the total industrial output value reached 59.54 million yuan, with an average annual growth rate of 9.5%. The industrial output value accounted for 29.6% of the county's total industrial and agricultural output value. After 1981, the economic system reform was gradually implemented, the autonomy of enterprises was expanded, the economic responsibility system was implemented, the enterprises were reorganized and technological innovation and transformation were carried out, and the three major advantages of cement, nitrogen fertilizer and ceramics were brought into play. At the same time, due to the development of township enterprises, A new situation has emerged in the county's industrial production. In 1985, the county had 155 industrial enterprises with 6,988 employees. The annual industrial output value was 111.42 million yuan, accounting for 34.4% of the county's total industrial and agricultural output value. It realized a profit of 13.33 million yuan and paid a national product sales tax of 500 yuan. Ten thousand yuan.

During the "Sixth Five-Year Plan" (1981-1985), the average growth rate of the county's total industrial output value was 13.4%, and a multi-category industrial structure with cement, chemicals, ceramics, machinery, and food as the main industries has been formed.

After 1985, Beiliu Industry entered a new period of development under the new situation of reform and opening up. The county raised funds to build 110 kV and 35 kV power transmission and transformation projects, which were completed and put into operation in 1986 and 1987 respectively, further solving the energy needs of industry. In addition, a large amount of funds were invested to carry out technological transformation and expansion of the original enterprises. The number of new enterprises continued to increase, the production capacity was further expanded, and the output value, profits and taxes increased significantly. From 1986 to 1990, the total investment in fixed assets of industrial enterprises was 178 million yuan, which was 1957-1990. The total number of investments in 24 years in 1980. The two major industries of cement and ceramics have developed more rapidly. By the end of 1990, the number of cement companies in the county increased from 6 to 13, with an annual production capacity of 1.282 million tons. The ceramic industry has also developed greatly. In 1987, more than 23 million yuan was invested to build the Beiliu Ceramic City. At the same time, the Stoneware Factory, Panlong Porcelain Factory, and the Sixth Porcelain Factory were built successively. During this period, Beiliu Industry has developed towards an export-oriented industry. Following daily fine porcelain, its export products also include cans, ceramic tiles, cement, granite plates, etc.

In 1990, the county had 69 industrial enterprises owned by the whole people (including 1 national second-level enterprise), 2 Sino-foreign joint venture industrial enterprises, and 126 collectively owned industrial enterprises. Value is 192.581 million yuan, with 15,000 employees, including 220 technical personnel; the total industrial output value is 255.43 million yuan (of which the output value of regional and autonomous region enterprises is 18.659 million yuan, accounting for 7.31%), accounting for 508.34 million yuan of the county's total industrial and agricultural output value 50.24%, exceeding the total agricultural output value for the first time, an increase of 3.28 times compared with 1980, and the ratio of light and heavy industry was 1:1.4. The proportion of each major industry in the total output value of state-owned collective industry of 190.27 million yuan is: cement industry accounts for 23.05%, ceramic industry accounts for 19.14%, chemical industry accounts for 10.51%, food industry accounts for 7.85%, and machinery industry accounts for 6.3%. The annual output of the main industrial products is: 722,600 tons of cement, 39,832,600 pieces of daily ceramics, 101.92 million pieces of glazed ceramic tiles, 22,000 tons of synthetic ammonia, 11,600 tons of compound fertilizer, 3,940 tons of cans, and 39,635,900 kilowatt hours of power generation. , bicycle parts worth 2.778 million yuan, 10,200 crushers, 535,200 iron pots, and 1,800 tons of finished steel. There are 160 profitable industrial enterprises in the county, with a total profit of 22.0364 million yuan; there are 37 loss-making enterprises, with a total loss of 13.695 million yuan. The tax paid was 22.9612 million yuan.

Beiliu Industry has formed an industrial system focusing on daily ceramics, cement, veterinary drugs, canned food, machinery, leather goods, etc. In 2009, there were more than 4,300 industrial enterprises in the city, including more than 50 ceramic enterprises, 28 cement enterprises, 26 veterinary drug enterprises, 33 leather goods enterprises, and more than 10 large-scale canned food enterprises, providing more than 200,000 jobs. people. Beiliu has become the largest daily ceramic production and export base in Guangxi and a veterinary drug production base in South China.

The city's total industrial output value increased from 6.225 billion yuan in 2005 to 17.946 billion yuan in 2010, an average annual growth of 23.6%; the industrial added value increased from 2.008 billion yuan to 6.622 billion yuan, an average annual growth of 24.5 %. Eight major industrial clusters including ceramics, cement, electronics, pharmaceuticals, leather goods, forest products chemicals, food and machinery manufacturing have been cultivated and strengthened. Among them, the annual output value of the ceramic industry has increased from 1.6 billion yuan to 3.673 billion yuan, and cement, leather goods, forest products chemicals, etc. The annual output value of the industry exceeds 1 billion yuan. The number of industrial enterprises above designated size increased from 97 to 184; the number of strong and excellent enterprises with annual sales revenue exceeding 100 million yuan increased from 3 to 40; the city's industrialization rate increased from 1.09 to 2.36. The park economy maintains rapid growth. There are more than 200 enterprises in the city, of which more than 160 have been completed and put into operation; the total industrial output value of the park has increased from 1.025 billion yuan to 10.5 billion yuan, an average annual growth of 62.44%; tax revenue has increased from 68 million yuan to 367 million yuan, an average annual growth of 4.164% %; the park’s output value scale and total tax revenue both rank first among autonomous region-level industrial parks managed by counties (cities).

In 2008, the city's industrial park formed a "one park and four districts" pattern, consisting of Beiliu Daily Ceramics Industrial Park, Beiliu Building Materials Ceramics Industrial Concentration Zone, Beiliu Xinshan Industrial Concentration Zone, It is composed of Tianxin-Chengxi Industrial Concentration Zone and Beiliu Southern Industrial Concentration Zone.

In 2009, there were 96 enterprises producing export products in the city, including 57 self-operated export enterprises. Export products include daily ceramics, leather products, canned food, bamboo weaving, rosin, woolen textiles, and furniture. , toys, agricultural machinery, veterinary drugs, gardening products, etc., the products are sold to more than 50 countries and regions such as the United States, Europe, and Southeast Asia. It is one of the largest product export counties and cities in Guangxi. In 2008, it completed Guangxi’s first "foreign trade" City with exports exceeding 100 million US dollars (county level)”.

Beiliu City adheres to the development model of "one park, multiple districts", based on the provincial-level Guangxi Daily Ceramics Industrial Park, and accelerates the construction and improvement of Min'an Building Materials Ceramics Industrial Concentration Zone, Xinshan Healthy Electronics Industrial Concentration Zone, Four industrial clusters, including the Chengxi Forestry Leather Goods Industrial Cluster and the Southern Pet Toy Industrial Cluster, have 115,000 square meters of standard factory buildings and supporting facilities such as water, electricity, and roads. The urbanization and large-scale development of the parks are gradually emerging. Benefits continue to improve. As of the end of October 2011, the total industrial output value of Beiliu City Park has exceeded 10 billion yuan, an increase of more than 40%; the tax revenue has been 360 million yuan, an increase of more than 20%. At the same time, the pace of industrial structural adjustment has been accelerated. While the two traditional industries of cement and ceramics have been continuously optimized and upgraded, a number of emerging industries such as leather goods, electronics, clothing, and machinery manufacturing have been cultivated and developed, especially a number of leather goods such as Yuxiang Shoes. The production enterprise was completed and put into operation and has grown. By the end of October, the output value exceeded 2.5 billion yuan, becoming a new economic growth point for Beiliu. It was awarded the title of "Guangxi Leather Goods Production Base" by the autonomous region. In the early Qing Dynasty, Beiliu's commodity economy was relatively developed. At that time, Beiliu had two major advantages: First, its advantages in products. The old county annals recorded that "the products are abundant, ranking first among Yulin counties." The county is rich in rice, peanuts, Bamboo wood, earthen paper, ceramics, wok, tobacco leaves, cotton, hemp, tea, lychee, longan, cabbage, salted pudding, Guiyuan meat, medicinal materials, etc., as well as gold, silver, copper, iron, tin, talc , ceramic soil, etc.; the second is the geographical advantage. It is located in the southeastern border of Guangxi, bordering Gao and Lian counties in Guangdong to the south. The Guijiang River flows through the county, and cargo ships and passenger ships can directly reach Wuzhou and Guangzhou. Before liberation, most of the agricultural, sideline and local products from Yulin, Bobai, Luchuan, Xingye, and Gao and Lian counties in Guangdong were gathered in the nearby Beiliu, and then exported by ship from Guijiang. Most of the industrial products and daily necessities needed by the above counties are transported from Wuzhou and Guangzhou to Beiliu and then resold elsewhere. Therefore, some businessmen from Guangdong and other places flocked to Beiliu to do business. In the sixth year of Yongzheng reign in the Qing Dynasty (1728), the annual tax revenue (excluding salt tax) of Linjiang Tax Factory in Beiliu County reached 1,315 taels. The tax rate in the Qing Dynasty was divided into five levels, including tax exemption or 5% tax on local products, and 5% tax on necessities. At that time, most of the goods imported and exported from Guijiang were local specialties and necessary daily necessities. Using a 5% tax rate, it can be calculated that the total value of imported and exported goods at that time amounted to 26,300 taels of silver; in addition, in the 46th year of Kangxi's reign The salt course (1707) was a huge one in 1862. This shows the prosperity of business at that time.

Business conditions in Beiliu County during the Republic of China. According to the "Beiliu County Chronicle" published in the 24th year of the Republic of China (1935): "Before the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, the sea ban was not yet lifted. All the native goods of Yulin and Gaolian counties were gathered in Beiliu and shipped to Wu, Guangdong and Guangdong. Everywhere, commerce was at its peak, and Beiliu was called "Little Buddha Mountain" by proverbs. Later, ship traffic dumped foreign goods, local products gradually declined, rights overflowed, and commerce was sluggish." During the Anti-Japanese War, after the fall of Guangzhou, Beiliu became one of the passages leading to the Zhanjiang Port, and then became a distribution center for inland goods. As a result, Beiliu's business prospered.

Beiliu businesses before liberation were all privately operated. In the early days of liberation, the county people's government protected private commerce and encouraged its development; on the other hand, it actively developed state-owned commerce, supply and marketing cooperative commerce, and collective commerce, gradually occupying the market, stabilizing prices, and ensuring people's production and life. According to statistics in January 1951, there were 632 industrial and commercial households in the county. By the end of the year, the number had grown to: 675 merchants, 636 vendors, and five joint ventures of local products, Hequn, tobacco, paper, and Sinopharm, which were engaged in purchasing live pigs. , local paper, tobacco leaves, fruits and vegetables and other local products are exported to Wuzhou, Wuhan and other places.

At the end of March 1956, the county basically completed the socialist transformation of private commerce, and most self-employed and private business households participated in public-private joint venture stores or cooperative stores (groups). After the Third Plenary Session of the 11th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, Beiliu commerce entered a new period of development. State-owned commerce and supply and marketing cooperative commerce moved forward side by side, and individual commerce developed rapidly. In 1990, there were 6,527 individual commercial households in the county with 8,065 employees. , with self-owned capital of 9.54 million yuan and a turnover of 105 million yuan.

There were no special agencies for commercial administration in counties during the Qing Dynasty. Commercial administration was the responsibility of the county magistrate of the county office. During the Republic of China, commercial administration in the county was also managed by the Construction Department of the county government. In the 4th year of the Republic of China, businessmen and citizens in Beiliu County organized the Beiliu County Chamber of Commerce to conduct self-management and foreign negotiations.

After liberation, the County People's Government established the Industry and Commerce Section in October 1950 to provide unified leadership for state-owned, cooperative, and individual businesses; in 1952, the Beiliu County Federation of Supply and Marketing Cooperatives was established; in 1956, the Industry and Commerce Section was abolished and Beiliu County was established. The Liu County Commercial Bureau has jurisdiction over department stores, Chinese, textiles, medicinal materials and other companies as well as public-private joint ventures and cooperative stores; the County Purchasing Bureau was established in April 1956, and was renamed the County Service Bureau in January 1957, with jurisdiction over food, specialty stores, groceries and other companies. and food purchase and supply stations in various townships; in February 1958, the county supply and marketing cooperatives and service bureaus were merged into the county commerce bureau; in 1962, the county supply and marketing cooperatives and the county commerce bureau were restored; in December 1968, the county commerce bureau was abolished, and commerce was controlled by the county revolutionary committee , leader of the finance and trade group of the production command group; the County Commerce Bureau was restored in July 1972. By 1990, the administrative leadership of six companies including department stores, Wujinjiaodian, sugar, tobacco and alcohol, food, catering services, and medicine was under the supervision of the Commerce Bureau , the business is led by the autonomous region. Petroleum and tobacco companies are directly under the leadership of Tiaotiao. The Beiliu County Supply and Marketing Cooperative was restored in March 1977. In 1990, the county supply and marketing cooperative governed 16 grassroots cooperatives and 3 companies.

In 2007, the development of the city's service industry accelerated, the industrial structure was further optimized, and the tertiary industry achieved an added value of 2.8 billion yuan, an increase of 19%. The city has strengthened its traditional business and service industry advantages. In 2006, Lingning Road Commercial Street, Xintiandi Commercial Street Phase I and Jiamei Supermarket were completed and opened. Emerging service industries such as tourism, information services, and modern logistics are developing rapidly. The development of the real estate industry is at the forefront of Guangxi's county (city) level. There are more than 10 powerful real estate development units participating in the city's real estate development, with a total investment of more than 1 billion yuan and a tax revenue of 40 million yuan. Consumption has become more active. The total retail sales of consumer goods throughout the year was 2.632 billion yuan, an increase of 19.18%. The balance of various deposits in financial institutions reached 7.148 billion yuan, an increase of 10.17% year-on-year.

In conjunction with the renovation of the old Songmuling District and the construction of Yongshun New District and Chengnan New District, the city has strengthened cooperation with well-known commercial circulation companies, built Jinwangwang Trade City and Jiamei Supermarket, and actively cultivated and constructed vegetables, fruits, and green products. Professional markets such as agricultural product wholesale have driven the trade and circulation industry in Yongshun New District and Chengnan New District to a higher level. Accelerate the development of warehousing and logistics industry. Seize the opportunity of construction projects such as Luo-Zhan Railway and Nan-Guang Expressway, and based on Beiliu’s location advantages, actively promote the development of warehousing and logistics industry, and build Beiliu into an important agricultural product trading center and transportation node in southeastern Guangxi.

In 2009, the tertiary industry, mainly commerce, transportation, tourism, catering, real estate, and culture and entertainment, developed rapidly, and urban and rural consumption maintained rapid growth. The proportion of the tertiary industry in GDP has risen to 29%, employing more than 150,000 people.

Beiliu City focuses on promoting the two major industries of tourism and logistics. Since 2011, we have organized specialized personnel to revise the tourism plan, started construction of the five-star Country Garden Phoenix Hotel, accelerated the construction of Jinli Hotel and other service facilities, and at the same time relied on the advantages of three highway entrances and two train stations to accelerate Construction of important trade and logistics base in southeast Guangxi.