What constellations are there in the night sky in spring?

The main constellations in the sky in spring are Ursa major, Ursa minor, Leo, Capricorn, Ursa major, Virgo and Ophiuchus. In the direction slightly northeast of the zenith, you can see the connection between the Big Dipper and Doukou, pointing to Polaris. At this time, bucket handle points to the East, so there is a cloud: bucket handle points to the East, and it is spring all over the world. The barrel handle refers to the south, and the world is summer. You can find a bright star, arcturus in Capricorn, and then you can reach the main star of Virgo. Near Ursa major, you can find a small constellation called Canis major. In this small constellation, there is a spiral nebula, namely M5 1, which is a famous extragalactic galaxy. Virgo, regarded as the god in charge of agriculture, is a four-star crow, slightly southwest of its main star. Spanning more than half the sky, it is one of the largest constellations in the whole day. Northeast of the head of the long snake is the famous Leo. It is the brightest center of the starry sky on a spring night. The main star of Leo, whose Chinese name is Xuanyuan XIV, is a first-class star on the ecliptic. Sometimes when a bright planet approaches, it is very beautiful.