Liquid crystal panel, liquid crystal display device and method for improving liquid crystal rotation obstacle

A method for improving liquid crystal rotation obstacle, adapted for a viewing angle switchable liquid crystal panel, comprising:

• disposing a viewing angle upper electrode and a viewing angle lower electrode mutually corresponding to each other on an upper substrate and a lower substrate respectively in a sub pixel area, wherein a length of the viewing angle lower electrode is shorter than a length of the viewing angle upper electrode, and the viewing angle upper electrode completely covers a vertical projection of the viewing angle lower substrate on the upper substrate and a center of the viewing angle upper electrode is directly above a center of the viewing angle lower electrode;
• dividing a region between the viewing angle upper electrode and the viewing angle lower electrode into a main body region and a pretilt region adjacent with each other, wherein the pretilt region is corresponding to an edge of the viewing angle upper electrode and an edge of the viewing angle lower electrode, a portion of the viewing angle upper electrode and an portion of the viewing angle lower electrode both corresponding to the main body region have same sizes;
• applying a voltage to make the pretilt region to generate an oblique electric field, wherein liquid crystal molecules in the pretilt region are obliquely oriented under the effect of the oblique electric field;
• performing a light irradiation on the obliquely oriented liquid crystal molecules to make the obliquely oriented liquid crystal molecules to form an initial pretilt angle;
• stopping applying the voltage and thereby liquid crystal molecules in the main body region restoring to an initial state while the liquid crystal molecules in the pretilt region maintaining the initial pretilt angle;
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• applying another voltage onto the viewing angle upper electrode and the viewing angle lower electrode and thereby the liquid crystal molecules in the pretilt region driving the liquid crystal molecules in the main body region to orderly rotate.