Coach Na Ying still has one more spot left on her team. Take a look back at the 13 talented singers she's picked so far.

With only one spot left to make the next round of the competition, the stakes are high for a young music teacher from Shenzhen. In his first performance in front of the coaches, Na Ying thought his song choice was the reason no one picked him. Will she turn her chair this time?

The Voice of China contestant, Tan Weiwei, prepares to perform a song she composed with a Laoqiang music group from Huayin.

On The Voice of China, Tan Weiwei performs a song she composed with a Laoqiang music group from Huayin.

Before singing her next song, The Voice of China contestant, Tan Weiwei, has some advice for her audience.

The Voice of China contestant, Tan Weiwei, performs a cover of Emil Chau's "Storyteller."

The Chinese language has changed a lot over history. The speaker in the video talks about how he is unable to comprehend the Chinese from the past and present.

The speaker continues to talk about the changes in language and how to embrace them.

Rather than inventing a new language, the speaker wants to be the protector of language, mingling together the new and the old.

This speaker talks about how today's world is not lacking people who cannot speak up, but rather people who are brave enough to seek consciousness when speaking.

The speaker goes on to talk about how people often blindly post comments online without even really knowing the details.

The speaker talks about the second type of shame, which is "speaking daggers to somebody."

The speaker continues to talk about the true "brave and outspoken."

The speaker talks about how she makes money by speaking.

The speaker tells her story about making the first move to speak to strangers.

No longer afraid to talk to strangers, one day, after sharing her story at a school, the speaker found that she was making a great difference by speaking to others.

The speaker overcomes her struggle and wants to make a difference with her words.

The speaker shares a story from his college days.

Using that brain of yours may sometimes lead to the wrong decision.

Don't make up excuses for your wrongdoing. If you are wrong, then you should admit it and change.

Before you take any action, you should ask yourself and listen to your heart.

It takes courage to apologize for one's wrongdoing.

While it takes courage to apologize, one needs even more to forgive.

Could stealing sushi in one's youth be a predictor of what's to come?