Commentary on Nie Rongzhen’s〔1〕 Report Regarding Peng Dehuai’s〔2〕 Return to China for Medical Treatment and the Appointment of Chen Geng〔3〕 as Acting Commander of the Chinese People’s Volunteers at the Front (March 22, 1952)  Agree. Please dispatch Chen Geng to Korea immediately, and have Peng come to Beijing for treatment.  To be read by Liu, Zhu, Zhou, and Chen〔4〕; return to Nie for action.  Mao Zedong, March 22.  Printed from the manuscript.  Notes  [1] Nie Rongzhen was then acting Chief of the General Staff of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army.  [2] Peng Dehuai was then Commander and Political Commissar of the Chinese People’s Volunteers.  [3] Chen Geng was then Second Deputy Commander of the Chinese People’s Volunteers and was receiving medical treatment in China.  [4] Liu refers to Liu Shaoqi. Zhu refers to Zhu De. Zhou refers to Zhou Enlai. Chen refers to Chen Yun, who was then a Secretary of the Secretariat of the CPC Central Committee.