The spring constellations Ursa major, Ursa minor, Capricorn, Virgo and Leo are characterized by their quickness.

Ursa major is easy to find, and it doesn't fall all year round. As long as you find the Big Dipper and get familiar with the appearance of Ursa Major, you will find it soon. Ursa minor is the constellation of the last star with Polaris as its handle, but it is a much darker spoon in the opposite direction to the Big Dipper. The patriarch needs to find arcturus first. Then stretch to the north celestial pole to find that shape. Virgo is hard to find, and it's dark, so you can only look at the map by leaning back. Leo usually looks down at the foot of Ursa major, with his back to the north celestial pole and his foot to the south celestial pole. Ursa major stands on the lion's head with its front foot and its rear foot on the lion's ass. There is a Xuanyuan XIV around the lion's neck. In fact, if you watch more, you will gradually get familiar with it, and your next star will know you when you open it and look fun.