You are too kind, sir. But you flatter us.

6 seconds sound clip from the Duel to the Death movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:08:44 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

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- Thank you, sir, I appreciate it.

- It's true that the Japanese are desperate to win the title of the best fighter. But I am also determined to defend the good name of Shaolin.

- You are not just concerned with defeating the Japanese. You are determined to win that title as well.

- Welcome to the Shaolin Monastery. Please.

- I must say China is a wonderful country. Her influence is quite far and wide across the world. You should be proud.

- You are too kind, sir. But you flatter us.

- Take Shaolin Kung Fu for instance, it's famous but conservative. And it's admired in tradition.

- I think you'll find modern Japanese martial arts are far superior.

- I am afraid I don't agree. It's an established fact that Shaolin Kung Fu is the world's greatest martial art.

- We've been experts for centuries now and our technique has done nothing but improve.

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When we understand their Kung Fu, then we'll have full control of China.
We should not be fighting each other. We should be living in harmony. Why must we always have these contests of strength?
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That's a warrior's life. We either kill, or get killed. If you are not good, you'll die on the battle field. But if you are good, you'll spend your life fighting. Either way, we die in the end. It's not an easy life.

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