Liquid crystal display panel and display device

A liquid crystal display panel, comprising an array substrate and a color filter substrate disposed oppositely, and liquid crystals disposed between the array substrate and the color filter substrate, wherein the array substrate includes common electrode lines, gate electrodes, and a pixel electrode layer, the pixel electrode layer is disposed on the common electrode lines and the gate electrodes, and spacing areas are provided between the common electrode lines and the gate electrodes in a direction parallel to a plane where the array substrate is located, and

• the pixel electrode layer includes shading electrodes and transparent electrodes, the shading electrodes and the transparent electrodes are electrically connected, and the shading electrodes cover the spacing areas,
• wherein the color filter substrate comprises a black matrix, the black matrix is disposed at a side of the color filter substrate close to the array substrate, and the black matrix overlaps the shading electrodes,
• wherein the black matrix includes first boundary lines, the first boundary lines are located at sides of the black matrix close to the transparent electrodes, the common electrode lines comprise second boundary lines, and the second boundary lines are located at sides of the common electrode lines close to the gate electrodes;
• and
• in the direction horizontal to the plane where the array substrate is located, distances from the first boundary lines to the gate electrodes are not less than distances from the second boundary lines to the gate electrodes,
• wherein the transparent electrodes comprise main pixel electrodes and sub-pixel electrodes, and the main pixel electrodes and the sub-pixel electrodes are spaced apart;
• and
• the shading electrodes include first shading electrodes and second shading electrodes, the first shading electrodes are electrically connected to the main pixel electrodes, and the second shading electrodes are electrically connected to the sub-pixel electrode.

A display device, comprising a liquid crystal display panel, wherein the liquid crystal display panel comprises an array substrate and a color filter substrate disposed oppositely, and liquid crystals disposed between the array substrate and the color filter substrate, wherein the array substrate includes common electrode lines, gate electrodes, and a pixel electrode layer, the pixel electrode layer is disposed on the common electrode lines and the gate electrodes, and spacing areas are provided between the common electrode lines and the gate electrodes in a direction parallel to a plane where the array substrate is located;

• and
• the pixel electrode layer includes shading electrodes and transparent electrodes, the shading electrodes and the transparent electrodes are electrically connected, and the shading electrodes cover the spacing areas,
• wherein the color filter substrate comprises a black matrix, the black matrix is disposed at a side of the color filter substrate close to the array substrate, and the black matrix overlaps the shading electrodes,
• wherein the black matrix includes first boundary lines, the first boundary lines are located at sides of the black matrix close to the transparent electrodes, the common electrode lines comprise second boundary lines, and the second boundary lines are located at sides of the common electrode lines close to the gate electrodes;
• and
• in the direction horizontal to the plane where the array substrate is located, distances from the first boundary lines to the gate electrodes are not less than distances from the second boundary lines to the gate electrodes,
• wherein the transparent electrodes comprise main pixel electrodes and sub-pixel electrodes, and the main pixel electrodes and the sub-pixel electrodes are spaced apart;
• and
• the shading electrodes include first shading electrodes and second shading electrodes, the first shading electrodes are electrically connected to the main pixel electrodes, and the second shading electrodes are electrically connected to the sub-pixel electrode.