What are the four seasons constellations that can be observed in the southern hemisphere?

You can see constellations south of the celestial equator anywhere in the southern hemisphere. But I haven't noticed which ones can only be seen in which season. Just tell the landlord the constellations south of the equator: carina, tail, vela, compass, phoenix, crane, Centauri, southern cross, southern triangle, wolf, fly, compass, clock, net, Indy, Temple of Heaven and mountain. Among them, the base, stern, sail and compass are also called the south base. The Southern Cross is a famous constellation and a symbol of the southern sky. Its status is just like Ursa Major and Ursa Minor in the northern hemisphere. Antarctica is located in the south celestial pole, which can be seen all year round in the southern hemisphere, but there are no obvious bright stars near the south celestial pole, so there is no invivo.