Abstract: A liquid crystal display device includes a plurality of pixels including a switching element and a pixel electrode, a plurality of scanning lines connected to a gate electrode of the switching element, and a plurality of data lines connected to a source electrode of the switching element and crossing the scanning lines. The plurality of pixels includes a first pixel and a second pixel for which a relative position of the pixel electrode, relative to at least one of the data line to which the source electrode connects and the scanning line to which the gate electrode connects, differs. When viewed from above, in each of the plurality of pixels, a positional relationship of a semiconductor layer of the switching element, the gate electrode, a portion of the source electrode that overlaps the semiconductor layer, and a portion of the drain electrode that overlaps the semiconductor layer is identical, and an external shape of the pixel electrode is identical.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides an organic electroluminescent display panel including a plurality of pixel cells arranged into a matrix on a base substrate. Each pixel cell includes at least two subpixels arranged next to each other along a first direction. Each subpixel includes a light transmission region, an opaque emission region, and an emission region arranged along a second direction with the opaque emission region being disposed between the light transmission region and the emission region. The second direction and the first direction are perpendicular to each other. For the at least two subpixels in each pixel cell, the opaque emission regions are arranged in one straight line along the first direction, the light transmission regions are arranged in two straight lines along the first direction, and the emission regions are also arranged in the two straight lines along the first direction in which the light transmission regions are arranged.