 Since the turn of the 21st century and right up to the present, Europeans have mainly confined themselves to the Settlement, where there is a small supermarket and several restaurants; the Malays live in the Flying Fish Cove,also known as Kampong; and the Chinese reside in Poon San (Mandarin for “in the middle of the hill”).Religious beliefs are diverse and include Buddhism, Taoism, Christianity, Islam and Confucianism.There is a mosque, a Christian church, a Bahá'í centre and around twenty Chinese temples and shrines, which include seven Buddhist temples (like Guan Yin Monastery (观音寺) at Gaze Road), ten Taoist temples (like Soon Tian Kong (顺天宫) in South Point and Grants Well Guan Di Temple) and shrines dedicated to Na Tuk Kong or Datuk Keramat on the island.