Shuitangwei Hongda Bookstore. I went to see it that day.
There are many new books by Taiwan Province.
But there are two HTC at the end of the puddle. One is opposite the Portuguese consulate, selling books in simplified Chinese characters.
The other sells Taiwan Province books. I don't know what the address is. Downstairs.
The two houses are close, just across the street, and it's easy to find.
There are books near the fountain on Xinma Road, and there are many books published by ourselves.
Go ahead and go to the Portuguese document office near Bantang, where the Portuguese documents are the most complete.
On the same street of the main church, there is the Sao Paulo Bookstore, which has many books about Portuguese religion and law.
There is a Baptist bookstore near Baima Lane, and there are many religious books.
Next to the Starlight Bookstore, the books are very ordinary.
There is a reading bookstore opposite, and there are many Taiwan Province books.
Further to the Portuguese consulate, there is the domestic book department of HTC, which is similar to that in China.
Across the street is the Hong Kong and Taiwan Book Department of HTC, with many books.
There is a new commercial press at the end of the puddle facing the Dutch garden. It hasn't opened yet, but I think it will soon.
Go straight ahead, and there will be a Macau Cultural Square (bookstore, not a real square) near Tashi.
There is a book chino near the Dynasty, which sells English books, English magazines and many delicious foods.
It is also a nearby UNESCO center, with books published by the Macao Foundation and discounts.
There are many works by local artists under the Cultural Center.
There is a textbook store under the Australian University Library, and the books commonly used by international universities are fairly complete.