I am in favor of repeating. Let's analyze: Chinese 87 definitely has a lot of room for improvement. It's absolutely no problem to try for the exam 100. I haven't studied Chinese at all in senior high school, but my general grades fluctuate around 1 17, and I also got 1 17 in the college entrance examination. Then math, 1 1 1, is a little low. 120 should be fine as long as the foundation is laid. Comprehensive 220 also has a lot of room for improvement. The comprehensive problem is to set your mind and take it seriously. I have also done many simulation questions and real questions in Guangdong, and the questions in Guangdong are really "live". Being serious will definitely improve by about 20 points.

I got 620 in the college entrance examination, and my math is not ideal. Like you, it's 1 10. I was disappointed, so I signed up for a school and left. Now I regret it in college. . . Some of the students who reviewed this year can go to Wuhan University and Huake at will, and the effect is quite good.

Of course, if you can't find your own point, you won't have the ability to "sit" and repeat, that is, patience, perseverance and peace of mind, and you must be able to adjust your own pressure. As upstairs said, the psychological pressure of repeating reading is great, and sometimes it may be counterproductive.

Be careful when repeating. Once you repeat, I will give you "three hearts"-patience, perseverance and peace of mind! Remember.

Good luck! Each man is the architect of his own fate.