Can you see Orion in winter at night in autumn?

Orion is the most striking constellation in the southern sky in winter, and many students have observed this constellation in winter nights. Observing constellations aroused students' interest in observing the sky, so we set up an astronomy interest group to carry out activities regularly. Not long ago, a classmate in the group asked me, can I see Orion in winter in autumn night? I didn't answer directly, but confronted him. Have you seen this constellation recently? So the student described what he saw. It was midnight the day before yesterday, about four o'clock. It is convenient for me to get up. I happened to see four bright stars arranged in a rectangle from the window, with three brighter stars arranged obliquely in the middle. Isn't this the sign of Orion's main star? "Autumn yao can't see the winter constellation? I am glad that this student loves to observe, think and dare to question. Tell him that you are a conscientious person, observe carefully and ask questions is very valuable. Is this constellation you are observing Orion? Let's do an experiment together. So, we used the active star map to confirm that the constellation he observed was Orion through simulation observation, and he was excited about his new discovery. Then we also discussed the relationship between the periodic appearance of the four seasons constellation and the revolution of the earth, and the relationship between the daily rise and fall of the constellation and the rotation of the earth. The student also said that he would be as diligent in observation and thinking as a scientist in the future and constantly explore the secrets of nature.