Where can I see Orion in the northern hemisphere?

In the dark sky, whether in the southern hemisphere or the northern hemisphere, Orion can be used to determine the position. Orion is composed of four bright constellations with three small stars side by side on the belt. An imaginary horizontal line passing through the little star is the celestial equator, and then a line passing through the little star perpendicular to the celestial equator is the north-south direction line. The head of Orion points to the north, while the foot points to the south.