Ok so you just admitted you don’t know anything about physics
Yet you are still trying to answer and trying to look clever
You are not only a Chinese fan boy but also a ignorant and thick one
Too many wet dreamers jumping up and down on every little bit of fake news
The article that was included by Hendrik_2000 explain what they try to do.
The blue light (418nm ) has an attenuation length of 226 meter.
Means 13.53% of 418nm light can hit a target in 452 meters.
Now, if a satellite emitting the light then 20% of it will be scattered in the atmosphere both direction, the water absorb 13.53% in both direction.
Now, after all of this only 1% of the light can came back, if the target is a retroreflective mirror AND there is no anything that blocking the light AND nothing can reflect it back.
So, there is a -20db loss if everything is perfect.
Now, the waves will reflect back big part of the signal, water vapour/droplets will absorb and reflect it back, contamination in water will do the same, and finally the submarine is not a retroreflective mirror.
So, I think the guys try to use two or three lasers, tuned few nm away,( maybe ten) .
Due to refraction the different wavelength will have different path as they hit waves/water surface, so they hope to get better signal to noise ratio to see the faint return from the underwater submarine.
I don't think that it has real chance to success, there is too much rubbish in the ocean/air, but theoretically possible.