What constellations are there in the sky?

1922, the General Assembly of the International Astronomical Union decided to divide the sky into 88 constellations, and their names basically followed the historical names. 1928, the international astronomical union officially announced the names of 88 constellations. These 88 constellations are divided into three celestial regions, 29 in the northern hemisphere, 47 in the southern hemisphere, and near the equator and ecliptic 12. There are nearly 6,000 stars visible to the naked eye, each of which can be classified as a unique constellation. Each constellation can be identified by the shape of the bright star inside. [The following is a Chinese-Japanese Latin comparison table of astronomical constellations [Chinese names, Chinese characters, pinyin, Japanese names, English names] Aries White Aries Centauri Class Left Centauri Aquarius Baoping Zuo Zhong An Zuo Northern Lights Bojiang Musk Keel, Chuandi Keel, Fan Chuan Keel, Vela, Chuanwei Keel, Puppis, Daquan, ぉで. O Picto Pump Jitong Zuo Antilia Swordfish Swordfish Sword Yu Zuo Swordfish Taurus Taurus ぉぅし Taurus Whale Jingyu Left Serpent Cancer Cancer Left Rectangular Ruler Left じょぅぎ Norma Peacock Hole Que Left ぅしる Paavo. けんかかかかくくくくくくくくぢーブくくくくくくくく12 Tianlu Zuo Tmall Tmall Tmall Zuo Tmall Libra Libra Temple of Heaven. ぎさそりぎぎぎぎぎぎぎぎぎぎぎぎぎ𞌒𞌒𞌒123666