Aka qillqatax Kris Cheng jupan qillqataw ukatx ukaw nayrïr qillqatan uñt'ayata ukax Hong Kong Free Press ukan 4 uru taypi sata paxsin 2015 maran uñt'ayasi. Aka qillqaty uñakipatax Global Voices ukan iyawsäwipampix mayamp uñt'ayatawa.

Waranqats jilpach jaqiw khä Tai Wai uksan estacionapan qhurut arsusiñatak mayacht'asipxi, 3 uru taypi sata paxsin aplicación ‘selectiva’ reglamento del metro de Hong Kong, Mass Transit Railway (MTR) ukham uñt'atat arxtañatak mayacht'asipxi.
Unxtasirinakax guitarranak jat’int’asa, acordeones, trombones ukat gaitas ukanakampiw campaña Facebook ukar yanapt'äna, ukampirus markachirinakarux uka jayllintañan yänakamp mistupxañapatakiw ch'amanchapxäna.

Unxtäwix qalltiw kunawsatix Bautista jach’a yatiqañ utat MTR ayllint’äwixat yatiqirix khä estación de Tai Wai ukan nayrur paxsix khä MTR ukan irnaqiripax uka yatiqirir violoncelo uk apt’atäpan mayj uñkatatän ukjata. Mä yaqhipax sapxiwa irnaqirinakan juchapawa kunjamakitix jupanakapuniw jayllint’irinakarx arknaqapxi uñisipxi jichhax kunawsatix turistanakax ukachtar jach’a q’ipinakanipki ukhamarak kumirsiyantes paralilus ukanakaxa- chinos ukanakax artículos ukanak Hong kong ukat qurpar kutt’ayapxi mayamp aljañataki ukanakayrirx jan uñjir uñjirikiw tukupxi.

‘Injusticia layku’

Mavis Lung Man-wai, una profesora de yangqin que inició la campaña en Facebook, dijo que estaba contenta con el número de asistentes a la protesta.
Mavis Lung Man-wai, jupax mä yangqin yatichiriwa jupaw campaña Facebookan qalltawayi,qawqhanitï chikacht'asipk ukampiw jupax wali kusisitatw sasinw saraki.

I feel we have achieved our goal, because we have received a lot of media exposure. No matter whether MTR’s response can meet our demands or not, we have done what we can do.

Amtäwinakasax phuqhatakaspas ukhamawa, kunjamakitix medios uksanakatx walja uñacht'äwinakw katuqawaytana. MTR ukax jiwasanakan mayiwinakasar jaysistpans janisa, kunjamtï lurañaktan ukar phuqtanwa.

Corporación MTR ukax  consulta pública política de equipajes ukatak amtiwa, chikanchasirinakax Long ukar janiw jaysapkiti.

MTR didn’t talk to me at all. I’ll send emails to them in my personal capacity to ask for exemption for musical instruments [from warnings and fines]… I hope musical organisations such as the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra can do more, art organisations like the Arts Development Council, and universities that have a music department, as students are the ones that need to travel by MTR.

MTR ukax janipuniw namp aruskipkiti. Correos electrónicos uksaw apaya, jayllintaw yänak mayiñataki…Jallintt’ir tamanakax kunjamakitix China Hong Kong urkistat juk’ampinak lurañ atipxaspa uk suyasi, artes urjanisasiyunanakata kunjamakitix Consejo para el Fomento de las Artes, ukhamarak jayllintt’ir yatichir jach’a yatiqañ utanakan, sartäwinakapaw wakisisi kunjamakitix yatiqirinakaxay MTR ukan wiyajañanakapax wakischixaya.

Lung jupax janiw yangqin apkiti siwa, MTR ukan apxtti sasaw jaqxatt’i, ukampirus injusticia uka jikxatañatakiw uka campañax apasiwayi.

Pä asero?

Maniphistantinakax ñä chikatpach lukalistanakaw waluranak ukhamarak Hong Kong markan kulturap nayrar sartayirinakawa, kunjas Hong Kong Localism Power (Poder del Localismo de Hong Kong), ukax janipuniw uka liyip lukal kumirsiyantinakar phuqaykiti, lukal tantachäwimpikiw ch’axwaski.

Mä jach’a qillsut laphix sänwa, “[ MTR ukaxa] Hong Kong markachirinakarkiw wankillanrantapxi chino kuntrawantistanak markachirinakayrirusti – janipun [khä] corrupción del MTR ukaruxa»,yaqhayrix sarakinwa, “ MTR ukan irnaqirinakapax suwurnunak katuqasi ukhamarak kuntrawantistanakar impuestos ukanak jan payllañanakapat yanapt’apxi ”.

Ñä q’alpach unxtasirinakax janiw jayllintt’an yänak apapkataynäti, jan ukhamakipansti MTR uka kuntraw arch’ukxapxäna.

«Shameful MTR!» pic.twitter.com/h1jSu82wb5

— Kris Cheng (@krislc) October 3, 2015

«¡Vergonzoso MTR!»

La señorita Ng, una manifestante, dijo:

I live in Lohas Park, I have to take MTR with my cello. I have had it for ten years and it was fine before – it’s not reasonable to give warnings to people with musical instruments now. It’s disturbing many students, but they have no choice.

Lohas Parkn ukan jakta, violoncelojampix MTR uka katuñaxawa. ukar violoncelo ukajamp sarxatañatwa. 10 nayraxataw utjitu, janiw ukham wakt’ayäwinakax jayllintt’äw yänak apnaqañxat jichhak uñskaspati. Ukax Wali jan walt’ayiriw yatiqirinakatakixa. Jan ukhamakipansti janiw kamachañjamakisa.

Violoncelojax 134 centímetros ukch'anwa, 4 centímetros ukch'araki MTR ukats jach'apuniwa.

‘Vagones especiales ukanakatï utjasp ukax walipunispawa’

Patrick Brousseau jupaxa, mä yatichir mä escocesa faltamp ist’ata, walpuniw qhamisiyi khä gaita ukapampi. Brousseau jupax mä altirnatiw amuyt’äw khä MTRC ukar churi:

Considering that the first and last cars usually have bigger open spaces, the MTR [can] just [ask] people with oversize baggage to go to those cars. I think most people would say ‘yeah, I can do that’, right? It would be nice if there were special carriages, because then it would help transport bicycles on the train. But also I don’t think that the smuggling problem is going to go away very soon […] If the MTR actually introduce baggage cars… for people transporting goods to China… they can make a ton of money, and kill two birds with one stone.

MTR ukax [atispaw mayiñxa] sinti jach’a q’ipin jaqinakarx uka vagones ukanakan sarañapatakixa. Jilpach jaqinakax inas sapchispa ‘jisa, waljamarakisä’, ¿janiwa? Walispay vagones especiales utjaspa ukjaxa, kunjamakitix wisinakx tren ukanx apañjamaspaya. Jan ukhamakipanx janjamakiw walikaspati kunjamakitix kuntrawantistanakaxay juk’amp mirantchispaxa ukhamarak wal qullqiniptchispaxa jupanakatak askikispawa.

bagpiper pic.twitter.com/fAbzm2vvvj

— Kris Cheng (@krislc) October 3, 2015

Gaitero.

Yaqhip unxtasirinakax khä cantonesas populares como ‘vasto cielo’ de Beyond jayllintt’äwinaka rijint’apjatayna jayllintt’apxatayna, ukax mä protestas pro-democracia jayllitt’äwiwa kunawsatix ch’axwäwinak utjkix ukja ist’atawa.

beyond songs pic.twitter.com/prK6Bcaz9F

— Kris Cheng (@krislc) October 3, 2015

Beyond jaylliwi.

‘Akanx mult apsuñatakis wakicht'atatwa’

Yakha maniphistantix khä estación MTRC uraqin “ arte ukar waruqt'apa” ukar ch'axwkatasax samichataynawa. Janïr sarxasax ukawj samichatapx phichtxataynawa.

«Protest against MTR suppressing art» pic.twitter.com/lJRyAkTqes

— Kris Cheng (@krislc) October 3, 2015

«MTR uksat unxtasirinaka»

Perry Dino saminchirixa, sapakut maniphistasiyunanakan uñjatawa, jupax akham säna:

MTR should give people a chance to bring musical instruments, as some are teaching music for a living and don’t have money to take taxis or vans.

MTR ukax jallintt’añ yänak apaniñatakix iyawañapaspawa, kunjamakitix mäyaqhipax jayllintt’äw yatichäwimpxay sapür manq’apatakx apschixa juk’ampirus ukham jaqinakax janiw qullqinipkiti mä k’añaskut sarañatakisa.

Dino jupax jamuqañ saminak q’ipijax khä directrices de equipajes MTR ukarjamax jalutatatax jilakipänwa sasaw jaqxatäna. “wakicht’astwa akjan paylläwimpi juchanchayasiñatakixa”, sasaw säna.
Tata ullart'ama, jupax mä musphañ q’illu ch’iwichirjallutjark’aqiriw mä jayllintt’äw yä apañat apatayna, akham sasaw si:

Hong Kong people should protect children’s right to learn music. In the past it was allowed to carry musical instruments into stations. Why not now?

Hong Kong jaqinakax wawanakan jayllint’äwtuqit yatiqañanakapatak tirichunakapat arxatasiñanakapawa. Nayjaxa, istasiyunanakarx jayllint’äw yänak apañax iyawsatakinwa. ¿jichhas kunatarakis jan ukhamaqxisti?