Display panel and display device

A display panel, comprising:

• at least two first sub-pixels, at least two second sub-pixels, and a third sub-pixel,
• wherein the at least two first sub-pixels and the at least two second sub-pixels are connected as a first virtual quadrilateral;
• wherein the at least two second sub-pixels are respectively located at two second vertices of the first virtual quadrilateral;
• wherein each of the at least two first sub-pixels comprises a first subordinate sub-pixel and a second subordinate sub-pixel facing to each other and spaced apart from each other;
• wherein one of two first vertices of the first virtual quadrilateral is located between the first subordinate sub-pixel and the second subordinate sub-pixel of one of the at least two first sub-pixels;
• wherein the other one of the two first vertices of the first virtual quadrilateral being is located between the first subordinate sub-pixel and the second subordinate sub-pixel of another one of the at least two first sub-pixels;
• wherein the two first vertices and the two second vertices being are alternately arranged and spaced apart from each other;
• and
• wherein the third sub-pixel is located within the first virtual quadrilateral;
• wherein a full width at half maximum (FWHM) of light emitted from the first subordinate sub-pixel is different from that of light emitted from the second subordinate sub-pixel;
• wherein a center of the third sub-pixel deviates from a center of the first virtual quadrilateral;
• and
• wherein in a row direction or a column direction, the first virtual quadrilateral has a first side and a second side opposite to each other, a length of the first side is less than a length of the second side, and the first side is parallel to the second side;
• wherein in a same first virtual quadrilateral, the first subordinate sub-pixel and the second subordinate sub-pixel respectively belong to two first sub-pixels, and are the closest pair of first and second subordinate sub-pixels respectively belonging to two first sub-pixels in a same first virtual quadrilateral, a minimum distance between the first subordinate sub-pixel adjacent to the second side and the third sub-pixel being greater than a minimum distance between the second subordinate sub-pixel adjacent to the first side and the third sub-pixel.