Multi-domain vertical alignment liquid crystal display having control electrodes and driving method thereof

An multi-domain vertical alignment liquid crystal display (MVA-LCD) panel, comprising:

• an active component array substrate, comprising
• a plurality of scan lines;
• a plurality of data lines;
• a plurality of control lines;
• and
• a plurality of pixel units, wherein each of the pixel units is controlled by the corresponding scan line, data line and control line, and each of the pixel units comprises:
• an active component electrically connected with the corresponding scan line and the corresponding data line;
• a first domain division electrode (DDE) electrically connected with the corresponding control line;
• and
• a pixel electrode electrically connected with the active component, the pixel electrode having at least one first slit, and the first DDE being disposed under the at least one first slit;
• an opposite substrate having a common electrode layer facing toward the active component array substrate, the common electrode layer having at least one second slit and at least a part of the at least one second slit being disposed over the first DDE, wherein the at least one second slit is substantially aligned to the at least one first slit and the first DDE;
• and
• a liquid crystal layer disposed between the active component array substrate and the opposite substrate.