“…In the past few years, visible light as clean, safe, nonpolluting, inexpensive, abundant, and sustainable energy source has been utilized for the design of a variety of organic reactions under mild reaction conditions and low-energy irradiation, and remarkable achievements have already been demonstrated. − In a photopromoted organic synthetic chemical reaction, light acts as a reagent to induce conversion of a compound as it is usually carried out by a chemical reagent . Moreover, multicomponent reactions (MCRs) have become a fascinating and powerful synthetic tool in organic synthesis, and medicinal and combinatorial chemistry by the reaction of three or more different starting materials in a one-pot manner for the construction of complex molecular structures with shortened reaction time, increased yield, fewer side products, and simple workup procedures compared with conventional reaction strategies. − At the same time, catalyst-free protocols have become an important strategy because of their simple workup, low cost, reduced contamination, and avoidance of the effects of catalysts on sensitive substrates . These characteristics meet the requirements of green chemistry.…”