Table A Son (Thieu Khanh ward, Thanh Hoa city) is considered a place of painting, gathering water, once attractive, inviting many people, even guests to enjoy and write poems. Over time, although the scenery that was once praised by Ngo Thi Si (Ngo Phong brand) has not been intact, but the shadow of the old ‘Ban A cross’ still remains here forever, in the pages of writing. of the ancients and the pride of generations of descendants here.
From Ban A Son, you can see the four charming mountains and water From Ban A Son, following the Ma and Chu rivers, traveling and enjoying the scenery of rivers and mountains is one of the pleasures in life. Because it is located near the Dau junction (the confluence of the Ma and Chu rivers), there are times when the area from Ban A Son to Giang village (Thieu Duong ward, Thanh Hoa city) has soon become a a political and economic center of ancient Thanh Hoa. Historical and archaeological researchers all agree that: Tu Pho Citadel – the capital of Cuu Chan district (in the Northern domination period) is located in this area. Many foreign merchants used to follow sea and river routes to come here to trade and trade. It is this triangle area downstream of the deltas of the Ma and Chu rivers that has been the convergence, witnessing many historical changes in this land of Thanh. Also from here, looking out on all four sides, you can see that it is close to many typical historical – cultural relics such as Do Mountain, Dong Block, Giang village – the hometown of hero Duong Dinh Nghe… With a special position, beautiful natural scenery, this place has become a place to attract many people, even visitors. Perhaps, among the people, even though guests have come to Ban A Son, Ngo Thi Si is the one who sticks with and leaves the deepest impression. In the summer of Dinh Hoi (1767), he returned to the imperial court to receive his identity with only the rank of Dong cac, then was appointed as Hien assassin in Thanh Hoa. Outside of work, he often goes to places with beautiful scenery in Thanh to visit. It is the natural scenery that is both wild and magnificent, but no less romantic and romantic that has captivated the hearts of tourists and never left. 
Peaceful houses at the foot of the mountain. In the memoir “Ban A Son Quan Lan sao” written by Ngo Thi Si (translated by Ngo Thi Si) describes in great detail the beauty of Ban A Son: Back to the east of the capital, there is a mountain called Mountain. Table A is in Dai Khanh commune, Dong Son district. This mountain is not very high, but the winding meanders are very lovely. The mountain looks down on the Luong Giang river, one branch from the right side rises to Da Son mountain; A circuit from the left bank bordering Luong Giang runs to Bang Trinh mountain to form Thai Binh mountain. The Ma River flows from upstream to it, then it joins with the right branch to form a confluence of rivers. Two streams of water in front, two mountains encircling the left and right sides. In front is a large river, both sides have raised sand dunes. Doi on the left is Ngan belt (silver belt), right doi is Ngoc An (Pearl seal), natural layout in the embrace. 
The narrow, bumpy, slippery road in the past could not hinder the footsteps of the people, even though visitors came here. On the back of the mountain, facing the river is a cliff. In the middle of the cliff there is a deep depression, inside can sit a person sitting cross-legged, leaning against the wall. The top of the head has a hole like a hat, the left and right can be used to store items. There are also places with stone bars like window bars, inside where two people can sit facing each other with their backs against the window bars. On the left and right, there are two stones like two small children. From the slab that was erected in the field, you can look down to the river, people below by going to the left can go up to the hut. From above, looking far away, seeing the immense water surrounding the mountain hamlet, crane stream, and beach, but being able to respond to thousands of scenes, it is impossible to imagine all… 
The Buddha statue placed on the top of the mountain makes visitors think that they have arrived in a fairyland. It seems that each stone slab, each existing scene makes him feel loved and interested. Because this place can see the river, but it is not small enough to call it a cave, so it is named “quan lan sao” (the nest to watch the waves). The beautiful scenery here makes Ngo Thi Si cannot help but exclaim: “I have gone to see many mountains, I have loved mountains for a long time, right where there is no smoke, human footprints, but there are mountains and rivers, beautiful scenery even the scenery. making rural people sometimes forget, but like a beautiful mountain like this, I can’t be insensitive.” 
Dai Hung Pagoda (also known as Vom Pagoda) is located at the foot of Ban A mountain Not only Ngo Thi Si, the beauty of Ban A Son also vibrates so many people, wearing guests, carving stones to write poems, “ie love scenes” that record their feelings and also contribute to making people happy. The beauty of Table A paints more prestige. For example, the foreword of Ngo Phuc Lam in “Ban A Son Quan Lan, Thi” makes Thanh land very proud of the beautiful natural scenery that the Creator favors: The landscape in the homeland of the king. so much, why so much billowing in this place? Isn’t this mountain close to the capital of Thanh, observing Hien back and forth a lot, so the cleverness and beauty of caves and rock formations all appear like that with Hien observation? Is it because Hien observes that he loves the mountain, but the mountain is also fortunate to be able to observe Hien and share his heart? Those who accompanied him applauded the idea of Hien observer and considered it a leisurely excursion. The change has changed, the beauty of the “Descendants of Table A” once described under the pen of the masters, although the guests have not been kept intact as before. However, the affection and admiration of the people, the guests, the famous artists for Ban A Son are still carved into the mountain rock, forever imprinted with time, in the pride of the land and the Thanh people. .
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