What you see is Venus. From the end of February to the beginning of March, Venus is the brightest star in the sky except the sun and the moon, with a brightness of -4.6. Now, Venus is getting closer and closer to the sun, and its light will gradually disappear from sight by the sun. It will appear on the west side of the sun in April and May, forming a great distance to the west, but it can only be seen before sunrise, and then it will become the morning star.

Now in the first half of the night, you can see two planets with the naked eye, namely Venus and Saturn. Venus is located in the west, while Saturn is located in the east, below Leo, with less brightness than Venus, but brighter than Xuanyuan, the main star of Leo.

Now is also the time when the brightest stars in the first half of the year are most visible. Besides Venus and Saturn, there is Sirius, which is the brightest star in the sky except the sun, and its brightness exceeds Saturn. There are also Betelgeuse and Betelgeuse in Orion, Nanhe III in Canis Canis, Beihe II and Beihe III in Gemini, Capella 22 in Auriga, Cebu V in Taurus, Xuanyuan XIV in Leo and arcturus in Patriarch.

So, look not only at Venus, but also at other stars, and you will find more interesting things in the starry sky.