Where can I see the Milky Way in China?

Judging from the geographical and meteorological conditions of astronomical observation, the Milky Way can be clearly seen in Beijing in summer. Many stations of the National Astronomical Observatory of Chinese Academy of Sciences are built around Beijing. However, over the years, due to the increasingly serious air pollution, the Milky Way has been covered many times. Of course, if the weather is fine, there is still great hope to see the Milky Way. From the address, I think the best observation area is Mentougou in the west of Beijing and Yanqing Mountain in the north. For example, Lingshan and Baihua Mountain in Mentougou and Haituo Mountain in Yanqing. A little further, Xiaowutai Mountain and other places may be better. The following picture was taken by Steed of Sina Weibo in Haituo on a sunny summer night last July. It's very beautiful and shocking. As @ Seimi Zhang Pig said, you can even see another galaxy very clearly in the upper left corner of the photo. I wonder if that's M3 1, the Andromeda galaxy? Not sure, please advise. I take the liberty to reprint it as follows: after the moon sets, before dawn, in less than an hour, the milky way runs through the whole sky, magnificent and incomparable. Unfortunately, most people in the camp were asleep at that time, and I don't know what kind of beautiful scenery I missed. It's really worth going up the mountain with the equatorial plane on your back! Canon 5D2+24LII, aperture 4.0, ISO 1600, single track exposure for 4 minutes, four photos spliced.