US Air Force is massively expanding its JASSM stealth cruise missile stockpile to nearly 9,000 by 2030.

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Where will be the bases American planes be taking off from with all those ordnance?


More likely than not, the air and naval bases on Japan and Okinanwa and Guam will all be taken out in 10 minutes .
AND CRUISE MISSILES BE SEND EVERY HOUR TO TAKE OUT ASSETS NOT TAKEN OUT IN FIRST STRIKE AND TO PREVENT REPAIRS

First Strike: China's Missile Threat to U.S. Bases in Asia​

China 'has prepared for pre-emptive strike against US military bases'

An investigation of satellite imagery compares China’s missile testing grounds and US military bases show a pattern - all of the missile tests have been aimed at destroying US carriers in East Asia.

www.dailymail.co.uk

In addition to Sun Tze Art of War, Chinese got another book to guide them by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thirty-Six_Stratagems

Chapter 4: Mixed Warfare Stratagems (混戰計, Hùnzhàn jì)​

Remove the firewood from under the pot (釜底抽薪, Fǔ dǐ chōu xīn)​

Take out the leading argument or asset of someone; "steal someone's thunder". This is the essence of the indirect approach: instead of attacking enemy's fighting forces, direct attacks against their ability to wage war. Literally, take the fuel out of the fire.
AND WHY ALL BASES America CAN USE AND NEED TO USE WILL BE TOTALLY DESTROYED FIRST

And American carriers within the 2nd island chain be hit by multiple AShCMs and from DFs

Chinese Long-Range Ballistic Missiles Struck Moving Ship In South China Sea: Report​

The test could represent the first full demonstration of a real Chinese long-range anti-ship ballistic missile capability.
www.thedrive.com

Chinese Long-Range Ballistic Missiles Struck Moving Ship In South China Sea: Report​

The test could represent the first full demonstration of a real Chinese long-range anti-ship ballistic missile capability.​

BY JOSEPH TREVITHICK NOVEMBER 16, 2020


At least some of the ballistic missiles that China's People's Liberation Army fired into the South China Sea during an exercise earlier this year, which you can read about more in the War Zone's initial story on those drills, reportedly hit a moving target ship. If true, this would be the country's first known demonstration of an actual long-range anti-ship ballistic missile capability, which could significantly change the operational calculus for any potential opponent, including the United States, in the disputed maritime region and elsewhere in the Pacific.
The South China Morning Post reported last week that Wang Xiangsui, a retired People's Liberation Army (PLA) officer, had said that one DF-26B intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM) and one DF-21D medium-range ballistic missile (MRBM) had struck the target vessel as it sailed near the Paracel Island chain during the August exercise. Wang, who has been described as "well-connected" in the past, is best known as one of the co-authors of the 1999 book Unrestricted Warfare, which covered various asymmetric means to undermine and defeat countries that were technologically superior to China. It has become a highly influential text, and general concept, in national security circles.


"We launched the DF-21 and DF-26, and the missiles hit a vessel sailing south of the Paracel Islands," Wang said during a closed-door gathering in China's eastern Zhejiang province in October, according to the South China Morning Post. “Shortly after that, an American military attaché in Geneva, [Switzerland] complained and said it would lead to severe consequences if the missiles hit an American aircraft carrier. They see this as a show of force. But we are doing this because of their provocation."

Wang does not appear to have given any details about the target ship, its construction, how fast it might have been moving, or how the PLA may have cued the missiles their target.
It remains unclear exactly how many missiles the PLA fired during the exercise on Aug. 26. South China Morning Post's initial report had indicated that two weapons had been launched, one DF-26B and one DF-21D, from sites in China's northwestern Qinghai province and in Zhejiang, respectively.
I will not talk of DF21s or DF26s as that making you so uptight and I hate to induce constipation in you.
At least not at the very beginning.

Just run of the mill ShCMs that China got in abundance. That range far far beyond the range of America Harpoon and other associated crap

A lot more reach, and a lot more bang, and lots and lots of them too.
And all those will touch you before you even know that they are there, and way way before you can launch at China.