Field-sequential high resolution displays with high refresh rates are in demand for emerging technologies such as VR, AR, naked-eye 3D, and HUD displays. To achieve a three-color RGB display, one pixel is divided into three small red, green, and blue pixels. Field-sequential display is a time-sequential multi-pixel multiplexing technology implemented through fast refresh in time sequence. Liquid crystal display technology has huge potential in the field of field sequential display, but it requires the response speed of the liquid crystal to be lower than 1 ms. Ferroelectric liquid crystal (FLC) has microsecond-level response speed and has attracted a lot of attention. DHFLC display technology is one of the most suitable display technologies for realizing high-resolution field-sequential display. Because of its fast response speed, voltage-controlled continuous grayscale, low operating voltage, and no edge field effect, DHFLC can support refresh speed within 2 kHz, high-resolution display with high pixel density.