Can the twenty-eight Chinese constellations be matched in space?

It can be found

The twenty-eight constellations are like coordinates scattered in the sky, unevenly dividing the 365 degrees of the sky. It can measure the equatorial longitude of celestial bodies and record the position changes of the sun, moon and five planets.

The "Twenty-eight Constellations" are constellations in the universe. The ancient sages included them in the four major directions, namely the "Four Symbols" - the Canglong in the East, the Black Tortoise in the North, the White Tiger in the West and the Suzaku in the South

The "Twenty-Eight Constellations" "Four Symbols" form, but the order of arrangement follows the rule of "retrograde direction of heaven",

That is -? "Canglong Qisu" is arranged from east to north: angle → Kang → Di → Room → Heart → Tail → Ji? "Xuanwu Qisu" is arranged from north to west: Dou → Niu → Female → Xu → Danger → Chamber → Bi? "White Tiger Qisu" is arranged from west to south: Kui → Lou → Stomach → Ang → Bi → Xi → The "Suzaku Seven Constellations" are arranged from south to east: Well → Ghost → Willow → Star → Zhang → Wing → Zhen. The adjacent stars of the "Four Symbols" are connected to each other: Ji → Dou, Bi → Kui, Shen → Well. , Zhen → Jiao

According to the records of "Han Shu·Lü Li Zhi": the degree of the twenty-eight constellations,

The angle is 12 degrees, Kang is 9 degrees, Di is 15 degrees, and Fang is 5 degrees. , heart is five, tail is eighteen, Ji is eleven, east is seventy-five degrees (and one-quarter degree)

Dou is twenty-six, cow is eight, female is twelve, virtual is ten, danger is ten. Seven, the camp is sixteen, the wall is nine, the north is ninety-eight degrees.

Kui sixteen, Lou twelve, stomach fourteen, Pleiades eleven, Bi sixteen, Gan two, Shen nine, west. Eighty degrees.

Well thirty-three, ghost four, Liu fifteen, star seven, Zhang eighteen, Yi eighteen, Zhen seventeen, south one hundred and twelve degrees."

This is the degree occupied by each of the twenty-eight constellations in the sky, ***365 degrees.