What are the two dazzling stars in the southwest of the sky in the evening?

You see Venus and Jupiter. Venus is bright and Jupiter is slightly dark. Venus is very bright because of its proximity and strong atmospheric reflection. Venus can reach -4.4 at its brightest. Jupiter, with its large volume and strong reflective ability, just passed the sun-rushing stage two months ago. The so-called rush to the sun means that a planet runs in the opposite direction to the sun, and at this time the planet reaches its brightest. Jupiter is also above -2 at its brightest. They are the brightest stars in the sky, brighter than Sirius. Sirius only has-1.7 and so on. Nothing special. Venus and Jupiter are both planets, their positions are not fixed, and the position of the moon changes every day. Today, they are just moving in one direction.