I like watching the stars in the sky. Can an ordinary telescope see it?

Listen, of course you can see it. You can see with your eyes, can't you? Looking at the starry sky has different tastes for different things. You can only look at the stars with the naked eye (wear glasses for myopia). With astronomical telescopes, we can clearly see some detailed features of craters and several big planets on the moon. For example, the profit and loss of Venus, Jupiter's four Galileo satellites and so on. It's a bit awkward to use ordinary binoculars. I can't see all the constellations and I can't see the details clearly.