WebPlus X6: 3 Foreign language home page versions - how brest

I would like to create 2 non-English foreign versions of an English language home page (JUST the home page) ... one in Russian and the other in Chinese. The site home page will always launch in English, and I will simply have national flags to click to invoke the chosen language.

Does this seem a good way of going about it, please?

1. I create three sites:
- one all in English
- one with a Russian home page and the other pages in English
- one with a Chinese home page and the other pages in English

2. I create two new folders (say named "RussianVersion" and "ChineseVersion" within my root (in this case it's public_html), and load the relevant enire site into each of them, and load the English version in the root.

3. All the Home pages will have the same filename /index.html (actually WebPlus mandates this)

4. On the Navbar of the Chinese and Russian version, I will give absolute addresses for the Home Page. Example would be: public_html/RussainVersion/index.html

5. As I am not going to Search Engine optimise the foreign language home pages, I can continue to use WebPlus's default HTML code page value of UTF-8.

Do you think this will work? If users click into a Russian home page from the English home page, and then click away to another page on the site, but then want to return to the Russian home page again ... this will work?

Thanks ...

Ray