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Firstly, have you tried reaching out to Steam Support? They might be aware of this issue and could provide guidance or a potential solution. Additionally, consider checking if there are any alternative authenticator apps that are compatible with your Huawei phone and can be used with Steam. Some third-party authenticator apps might not rely on Google Play services.
Since this seems to be a common issue for Huawei users in China, you might find relevant discussions or solutions in online forums or communities specific to your phone model or region.
In the meantime, to enhance the security of your Steam account, make sure you have a strong and unique password. Enabling two-factor authentication, even if it's not through QR code scanning, adds an extra layer of security.