Based on the Green's function method, by using the Tyablikov and Callen approximation to decouple the exchange interactions and single-ion anisotropy, respectively, we study the condition of the compensation temperature appearance of the three-dimensional ferrimagnetic system. Our results show that both m b in the large spin sublattice and m a in the small spin sublattice decrease with increasing temperature, but their speed are different. When the former larger than latter, the compensation temperature can appear. Our investigation show that the next-nearest neighbor exchange J aa and/or single-ion anisotropy D a of small spin can help our to achieve it. Therefore, our conclusion: for our ferrimagnetic system, the prerequisite of the compensation temperature appearance is that the system must at least have a nonzreo J aa or single-ion anisotropy D a. And its value should be beyond a certain value which depends on other parameters in Hamiltonian. ferrimagnetics, magnetic anisotropy, exchange and superexchange interactions, general theory and models of magnetic ordering