Phrase said thirty seconds to mars from yesterday
He says 明天的声音 (M&iacute;ngti&amacr;n de sh&emacr;ngy&imacr;n), which literally means "the voice of tomorrow". I think it's a symbolic answer. The two mandarins ask to the emperor what he desires, whether the fire of the sun (太阳的火, tàiy&aacute;ng de huo&#780;) or the ice of the stars (星星的冰, x&imacr;ngx&imacr;ng de b&imacr;ng), and he answers "the voice of tomorrow" (明天的声音). I think it represents innovation: the emperor wants a new, dynamic kind of music.