Can the naked eye see the constellations in the sky?

Here are some stars and constellations visible to the naked eye. This is the starry sky at 7 o'clock.

Jupiter, with the maximum brightness of-1.9, emits white light. It is located in Pisces, and the west is dark. Obviously, I can see it recently. Even in cities with serious light pollution, it is the brightest star in the sky at this time.

Northern sky: Cassiopeia, the north star of Ursa minor.

Eastern sky: The Big Dipper in Ursa major, Xuanyuan XIV in Leo and Emperor I.

Zenith: Sirius.

Pistachio nuts in Taurus

Capella in auriga

Betelgeuse and Orion Betelgeuse.

Gemini's North River II and North River III

South Hessan in Canis minor.

These zenith stars are the most distinctive stars and constellations in winter.