 This migration resulted in a fusion of the music and dance of the Central Plains with those of the southern local traditions, producing a genre known as "Qingshang" (清商) music (later known simply as "Qingyue" 清樂).When the capital shifted to Jiankang (in present-day Nanjing), music and dance from the Wu region in the lower Yangtze River became popular.These dances included the Qianxi Dance (前溪舞), Qianxi being a village where performers once gathered to learn music and dance; the Whisk Dance (拂舞); White Ramie Dance (); the Cup Tray Dance (杯槃舞); and the Mingjun Dance (明君舞), which tells the story of Wang Zhaojun.