My bad.
RIGHT = KD-63
LEFT = Unknown DH-10 variant (something new for sure)
Bombers + ALCM = solid investment. These capabilities will give even the Americans a pause. Guam is vulnerable in this context.
However, I must CAUTION that bombers have a readiness rate much like other aircraft (cannot be 100% - not even close), and secondly standoff munitions are expensive to produce and inventory won't be massive at a given time.
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Americans can make up to 100 bombers airborne in short order in the present. These would be a mix of B-52H, B-1B Lancer, and B-2A Spirit. Let us assume a composition.
B-52H = 44 (~20 AGM-86B ALCM each; ~20 AGM-158 class each; ~12 AGM-154 JSOW Anti-ship each)
B-1B = 36 (~24 AGM-158 class each; ~12 AGM-154 JSOW Anti-ship each)
B-2A = 18 (~16 AGM-158 class each; ~16 AGM-154 JSOW Anti-ship each)
All can take off from American mainland, strike at chosen targets, and go back. No need to park elsewhere unless dispersal is a consideration which is possible.
Operational readiness numbers hinted in the following link:
https://www.military.com/daily-news...hs-ahead-of-repair-schedule-general-says.html - although, I consulted additional sources to make sure that the composition assumed is realistic.
So WE are looking at following numbers: 880 + 864 + 288 = 2032 high-value targets to single out and engage with standoff munitions across Chinese mainland. Based on historic precedent - aircraft shelters, radar systems, missile launchers, C&C infrastructure related, and power stations are usual considerations. However, choices are FLEXIBLE depending upon objectives.
There is a good chance that battles will be fought in the Pacific waters instead, and JSOW munitions payload will be considered accordingly. What becomes of Guam and other important assets can be the deciding factor nevetheless.
Bombers are usually active in the opening phase of the WAR to strike at high-value targets but B-2A can be employed repeatedly due to having excellent penetration capabilities.
The emerging B-21 Raider will replace B-1B fleet in full but this is FUTURE CONSIDERATION.
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Regarding Taiwan, my view is that China should attempt to occupy it ASAP. American Presidential Elections are drawing near, therefore, a WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY will open soon. This might be your best shot.
Take your chances now instead of waiting for new realities materialize in the region and beyond.
I am not an advocate of violence in personal capacity however; apologies to those who might feel offended by my suggestion in this matter.
If this matter can be settled peacefully then nothing better than this.
“The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.” - Sun Tzu