What are the ways to find the typical constellations of the four seasons?

Of course there is. Look at the brightest star.

First, you can look at the four-petal concise star map.

The whole day can be divided into four star regions according to the right ascension: Hou Yuxiong Qin.

Hou Xian Star Zone (Cassiopeia, Andromeda, Pegasus and Beiluoshimen)

Auriga (Auriga and Capella, Taurus and Betelgeuse, Orion and Betelgeuse, Betelgeuse, Canis Canis and Nanhe III, Gemini and Beihe II)

Ursa major (Ursa major, Capricorn and arcturus, Leo and Xuanyuan XIV, Virgo and arcturus).

Lyra constellations (Lyra and Weaver Girl, Eagle and Cowherd, Cygnus and Tianjin IV, Scorpio and Antares, Sagittarius)

In spring, the starry sky is the West Royal East Bear.

The starry sky in summer is Xiong Qian Dong Qin.

In autumn, the starry sky is behind the east of Western Qin Dynasty.

In winter, the starry sky is west and east.

You'd better find the constellation and stars I mentioned first, and then memorize them.

The last thing to remember is that a map is the opposite of a map, that is, it goes up to the north, down to the south and Zuo Dong to the west.