Where is the Leo in the sky?

We are in the northern hemisphere, and it is impossible to see all 88 constellations. (except going abroad, of course)

Leo is the constellation of spring, which can be seen in spring. The eastern part of the second half of winter can be seen as well as the western part of the first half of summer and autumn.

Seeing Leo is actually very easy.

He is in the northwest of Orion (the direction of the earth). Orion should be easy to identify, in the northwest of Sirius.

There are four stars, arranged in a figure of eight. Two stars are lion heads and two are lion tails.