Which simple video editor to choose for YouTube / Yandex.Zen videos?

Question

YouTube

My son is into origami.
We decided to record several videos with him for YouTube / Zen with the scheme for assembling origami models.

Which video editor should you choose?

What do we want:

1. Moderate system requirements.
   My home PC is athlon 200ge, 8Gb RAM, SSD My home
   laptop is core i3 (2014), 10Gb RAM, SSD
   
   
2. so that it is convenient to work on a small monitor. The PC now has a 17" monitor and a 13" laptop.
   
3. Under Windows 10
   
4. free. (Open source or free in Russian conditions)
   
5. simple interface. Preferably in Russian and with an adequate translation.
   My experience with these editors is occasionally windows movie maker from different years, VirtualDub, avidemux, and also pinnacle 100 years ago.
   
   
6. We will shoot on a webcam or smartphone from a tripod.
   The ability to download source videos from Google Photos or Yandex Disk is desirable
   
7. publication of the project directly from the editor on YouTube and Yandex Zen is optional
   

How to edit videos:

1. break into scenes, key frames. Remove pauses.
   
2. collect the final clip from several clips
   
3. add text, possibly arrows or highlighting on video
   
4. insert an origami folding scheme as separate frames
   
5. correct lighting, white balance. preferably automatically
   
6. add background music
   
7. clean sound
   
8. On the original audio record a separate audio track with explanations. After video installation
   

Answer 1

thanks to those who responded.
But I'm not in vain writing the characteristics of the computer and laptop in question. They are very modest for me.
I found this article on Habré.
5 really free non-linear video editors...
Thanks to the author who reflected the system requirements in the article.
ZY .... Fresh. (2016). but more useful than the rest of the trash in the issuance of search engines
Davinci Resolve. I don't seem to pass the system requirements.
While installing OpenShot,
I'm thinking of looking at VSDC and KDenlive.
If it doesn't work, then we'll use
movavi
or
Windows moviemaker

Answer 2

Try HitFilm3, a free quality product that is very close to the reference Adobe Premiere. With the interface, I advise you to deal with just such a professional one, despite the apparent complexity, working with this one is an order of magnitude more convenient than with amateur options.

Answer 3

Davinci Resolve,
movavi.com