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Yes, 发现 (fā xiàn) can be used to express surprise in certain contexts. It can convey a sense of unexpectedness or realization.
For example, if someone suddenly realizes that they have lost their wallet, they might exclaim "我发现我的钱包不见了！" (Wǒ fā xiàn wǒ de qián bāo bù jiàn le!) which translates to "I just realized my wallet is missing!"
In this context, 发现 (fā xiàn) is used to express surprise and realization at the same time. It can also be used in a more positive sense, such as when someone discovers a hidden talent or skill they didn't know they had. They might say "我发现我很擅长唱歌！" (Wǒ fā xiàn wǒ hěn shàn cháng chàng gē!) which means "I just discovered that I am really good at singing!"
In both cases, 发现 (fā xiàn) is used to express surprise and a sudden realization of something. It can also be used in a more neutral sense, such as when someone discovers a new fact or information. For example, "我发现这个城市有很多好吃的餐厅！" (Wǒ fā xiàn zhè gè chéng shì yǒu hěn duō hǎo chī de cān tīng!) which means "I discovered that this city has a lot of delicious restaurants!"
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发现 (fā xiàn) is used to express the idea of "finding out, discovering, or recognizing" something. For example, one might say: 我发现了一个新的餐馆 (wǒ fā xiàn le yī gè xīn de cān guǎn), which translates to "I discovered a new restaurant".
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