Literally "cries of complaint fill the roads"; used as an idiom to describe a situation where popular discontent is widespread and grievances are voiced openly everywhere.

literallly meaning praise fills the roads; used to describe a situation where someone's good reputation and the sounds of their praise are heard everywhere

The literary philosophy that the primary purpose of writing is to convey moral truths or the teachings of the sages.

(idiom) bodies of people who have died of starvation are found everywhere along the road; describes a state of severe famine

lamentations fill the roads; a scene of widespread misery or grief

lit. cries of complaint fill the roads; widespread public discontent; complaints rise all around

literally "praise fills the roads"; used as a set phrase to describe a situation where someone has gained such widespread popular support that they are being praised everywhere

(idiom) a scene of widespread famine where the bodies of those who died from starvation are everywhere