举全区之力化债！广西第二城怎么了？

Group 1 - Liuzhou has attracted significant attention due to its debt crisis and economic challenges, prompting a high-level meeting in Guangxi to address these issues [2][3][4] - The total government debt of Liuzhou is reported at 104.27 billion yuan, with general debt at 27.10 billion yuan and special debt at 77.17 billion yuan, indicating a serious financial situation despite being within the debt limit [4][5][6] - Liuzhou's GDP has been stagnant, with a nominal decrease of 1.62 billion yuan year-on-year, and it is projected to fall below 300 billion yuan for the first time in seven years [7][11][12] Group 2 - The industrial sector, particularly automotive and steel, has entered a downturn, significantly impacting Liuzhou's economic performance [16][22][30] - Liuzhou's industrial output has declined, with total industrial output dropping by nearly 100 billion yuan from 2017 to 2020, highlighting the need for transformation and upgrading [23][27] - The local government is focusing on revitalizing the industrial base by promoting new energy vehicles and enhancing traditional industries [28][29] Group 3 - The "Strong Capital" strategy in Guangxi has raised questions about its effectiveness, as Nanning's economic dominance has not improved as expected [39][45] - There are indications that the "Strong Capital" strategy may be cooling down, with a shift towards a more balanced approach that supports both Nanning and Liuzhou [48][50] - The need for a collaborative strategy that leverages the strengths of various cities, including Liuzhou and Guilin, is emphasized for the overall development of Guangxi [49][50]