What is the constellation of China?

The big framework of China constellation is the system of "three walls and twenty-eight lodges". We know that the earth revolves around the sun once a year, so it seems to us on earth that the sun moves slowly on the starry background once a year and returns to its original position (of course, we can't see the stars when the sun is high in the sky, but we can infer this by observing the stars around it after sunset or before sunrise). The route we see the sun moving slowly is called the ecliptic. Moreover, the ancients have long discovered that the route taken by the moon and the five planets of gold, wood, water, fire and earth is also near the ecliptic. Because we want to measure the position changes of these moving celestial bodies, the starry sky near the ecliptic is particularly important. So the ancients divided this part of the starry sky into 28 parts along the ecliptic, and each part was called a "night". Together, these 28 constellations are called "28 nights".