Chinese artists have completed a giant inkstone sculpture with 56 dragons in the village of Taitan in northern China's Hebei Province. The inkstone weighs 66 tons and is 13.8 meters long and three meters wide. It will be transported to Beijing and housed in the World Flowers Park. Hou Kangyi, one of the sculpturers, said the inkstone is the largest in China. The biggest dragon's head is 1.2 meters high, and has teeth the size of a human fist. The smallest dragon's head is only 12 centimeters long. A map of China's territory is on the center of the inkstone.