Personally, I don't think it's that difficult, especially after multiple-choice questions. The two questions are much more difficult than in previous years and won't widen the gap.

The big questions are not very complicated except the last one. Candidates with poor spatial imagination ability of solid geometry problems can also solve them directly by vector method (there is a ready-made coordinate system without auxiliary lines), trigonometric functions and probability problems are also very routine, and series problems may lose points. To sum up, this year's math is not too difficult, and students should have no problem taking 130 or above.